How to check if multiple files exist in Azure container

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I want to check if multiple files exist in Azure container or not. Is there an efficient way to check it other than in foreach loop? Can I do it using LINQ? Is there a better way to do the same?
Mar 4, 2019 in Azure by sabby
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foreach loop is the most efficient way though. But if the number of blobs is small, you could retrieve a list of all blobs and run the loop on that. 

If you do think performance is a concern, you may consider invoking Exists method simultaneously. 

Hope it helped!

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answered Mar 4, 2019 by Prerna
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