I want to compare two lists and get the valid words into a new list.
var words = new List<string>();
var badWords = new List<string>();
//this is just an example list. actual list does contain 700 records
words.Add("Apple");
words.Add("Moron");
words.Add("Seafood");
words.Add("Cars");
words.Add("Chicken");
words.Add("Twat");
words.Add("Watch");
words.Add("Android");
words.Add("c-sharp");
words.Add("Fool");
badWords.Add("Idiot");
badWords.Add("Retarded");
badWords.Add("Twat");
badWords.Add("Fool");
badWords.Add("Moron");
I am looking for most efficient way to compare the lists and put all the 'good' words into a new list. The finalList shouldn't contain "Moron", "Twat" and "Fool".
var finalList = new List<string>();
Or is it unnecessary to create a new List? I am happy to hear your ideas!
Thank you in advance
Use EnumerableExcept function storing in System.Linq namespace
finalList = words.Except(badWords).ToList();
Most efficient way to save your time and also the fastest way to do it, because Except implementation uses Set, which is fast
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