Object initializer performance

Question

Is the object initializer in c# 3.0 faster then the regular way?

Is this faster

Object object = new Object
{
    id = 1;
}

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Answer 1

In Release mode, they will compile to the exact same IL code (assuming that you're actually using a type with an id property instead of Object)

Therefore, there will by definition be no performance difference.

I don't know which one will compile faster, but it would be a minute difference in compilation time and you probably don't care.

However, the object initializer syntax is written faster (less typing), so you should probably use it.