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Potassium

fastest way to check if list doesn't contain null ?

I have a list of reference type (for example, list of string) as constructor parameter. Now i require that all of the list element must not be null. Everytime the object instance is created, the constructor will loop through the list to verify that none of the element is null. However, this have performance impact to immutable class where any modification require creating new instance of the class (because immutable class can't be modified). Is there faster way to check that list element cannot be null?
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