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JesperMadsen123 9-Nov-12 13:30pm View

Why don't you do a Dictionaty<long,list<string>> then ?? It seems that you have hash collisions or identical files. If you have hash collisions, consider using MD5 or SHA-xxx for the checksum..

JesperMadsen123 4-Nov-12 11:38am View

Is it possible you read a text file (utf8 or utf16) into a string and calls .Length?
Then the length is not the number of bytes, but the number of chars, and there is a difference.

JesperMadsen123 4-Nov-12 11:37am View

If you read the entire file into a byte array, or you ask FileInfo for the length, should give the same result. If it doesn't you are probably doing something wrong.

JesperMadsen123 4-Nov-12 10:49am View

if your code is identical to the posted code, files[] does not contain file contents, but filenames. So files[x].Length should return the length of your filename, not the length of the contents.

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