SortedList.IsSynchronized tells whether access to a SortedList object is synchronized (thread safe).

  

using System;
using System.Collections;
public class SamplesSortedList  {
   public static void Main()  {
      SortedList mySL = new SortedList();
      mySL.Add( 2, "two" );
      mySL.Add( 3, "three" );
      mySL.Add( 1, "one" );
      mySL.Add( 0, "zero" );
      mySL.Add( 4, "four" );

      SortedList mySyncdSL = SortedList.Synchronized( mySL );

      Console.WriteLine( "mySL is {0}.", mySL.IsSynchronized ? "synchronized" : "not synchronized" );
      Console.WriteLine( "mySyncdSL is {0}.", mySyncdSL.IsSynchronized ? "synchronized" : "not synchronized" );
   }
}

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SortedList.IsSynchronized tells whether access to a SortedList object is synchronized (thread safe). : SortedList « Collections Data Structure « C# / C Sharp

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