ConcurrentBag vs List: Which to Use?

What are the main differences between ConcurrentBag and List in C#?

ConcurrentBag is designed for concurrent access, allowing multiple threads to add or remove items safely, while List is not thread-safe.

When should I use ConcurrentBag instead of List?

Use ConcurrentBag when you expect multiple threads to access the collection simultaneously, as it handles concurrency better.

Are there any performance implications when using ConcurrentBag?

Yes, ConcurrentBag may have slightly higher overhead due to its thread-safety features, but it can improve performance in multi-threaded scenarios.

Can I use List in a multi-threaded environment?

You can, but you'll need to implement your own synchronization mechanisms to avoid issues like race conditions.