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Features of the MemoryCache class

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The lesson explores the built-in System.Runtime.Caching.MemoryCache class, covering sliding and absolute expiration policies, eviction callbacks, priority levels, and binary serialization of cached entries. We compare in-process MemoryCache with an external Redis server for resilience, and summarize when each option is appropriate.

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This Module Advanced Performance Optimizations
Delegates in C#
Delegates in C#
Demo: Benchmarking Delegates
Demo: Benchmarking Delegates
Class Factories in C#
Class Factories in C#
Instantiating with Dynamic Methods
Instantiating with Dynamic Methods
Demo: Benchmarking Class Instantiation
Demo: Benchmarking Class Instantiation
Copying Blocks of Memory
Copying Blocks of Memory
Demo: Benchmarking Memory Copy
Demo: Benchmarking Memory Copy
Caching in C#
Caching in C#
Example: Calculating Fibonacci Numbers
Example: Calculating Fibonacci Numbers
Demo: Benchmarking Caching
Demo: Benchmarking Caching
Features of the MemoryCache class
Features of the MemoryCache class