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Do the below perform the same result with the same performance? The end-goal is sum up all the amounts in the downPaymentsList.<br />
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totalDownPayments = downPaymentsList.AsEnumera<wbr />ble().Sum(<wbr />dp =&gt; (decimal)dp.Amount.Value);<wbr /><br />
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downPaymentsList.AsEnumera<wbr />ble().ToLi<wbr />st().ForEa<wbr />ch(dp =&gt; totalDownPayments += dp.Amount.Value);
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Do the below perform the same result with the same performance? The end-goal is sum up all the amounts in the downPaymentsList.

totalDownPayments = downPaymentsList.AsEnumerable().Sum(dp => (decimal)dp.Amount.Value);

downPaymentsList.AsEnumerable().ToList().ForEach(dp => totalDownPayments += dp.Amount.Value);

LINQ: Sum of a numeric collection

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