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The msdn documentation about order preservation in PLINQ states the following about ForAll() . Result when the source sequence is ordered : Executes nondeterministically in parallel Result when the source sequence is unordered : Executes nondeterministically in parallel Does this mean that ordered execution of the ForAll method is never guaranteed? I haven't used PLINQ before, but the following Code Review question seemed like an appropriate usage for it. At the bottom of my answer I write: Events.AsParallel().AsOrdered().ForAll( eventItem => { ... } ); After reading the documentation I believe the AsOrdered() wouldn't change anything? I'm also suspecting the previous query can't replace a simple for loop where order is important? Probably parallel calls to the StringBuilder will also occur, resulting in a wrong output?
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