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List<T> in C# is a generic collection of objects that can store any type, and it automatically manages the memory for adding and removing elements. IList<T> is also a generic interface that represents a collection of objects with strongly-typed indexing, but it does not provide automatic memory management; you must implement this functionality manually.

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