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so have few pieces of code stuff like

        list<parameterinfo> theseparams = this.action.getparameters().orderby(p => p.name).tolist(),                             otherparams = other.action.getparameters().orderby(p => p.name).tolist();         if(theseparams.count != otherparams.count)             return false;         for(int = 0; < theseparams.count; ++i)         {             parameterinfo thisparam = theseparams[i],                           otherparam = otherparams[i];             if(thisparam.name != otherparam.name)                 return false;         }         return true; 

and i'm wondering if instead there's compact way iterate through lists @ once?

sure use enumerable.zip , enumerable.all.

return theseparams.count == otherparams.count     && theseparams.zip(otherparams, (t,o) => new {these = t, other =o})     .all(x => x.these.name == x.other.name);