ResultObjectVsException

This sample project is part of my blog post @littleCode created in order to visualize performance gap when using result object to return success or fail information and usage of exceptions to signalize success or failure of an action.

• It is using BenchmarkDotNet to benchmark methods performance.
• For Result pattern implementation I opted for FluentResults

You can change number of iterations freely in Program.cs on line 18

 public class SpeedComparisonBenchmark
        {
            private readonly long _numberOfIterations = 1_000_000;

To run benchmark position yourself in root of solution and run in terminal

dotnet run --project .\ResultObjectVsException.csproj -c Release