Getting the full url of a Document Library from SPList object

Might save you a couple of minutes.
To get the full url of a document library's default view, you can do something like below:
(assuming list is a SPList object for the document library)

list.ParentWeb.URL + "/" + list.DefaultView.Url

Do note that if you you use ParentWebUrl or DefaultViewUrl properties of SPList object, you would not get the same results as these properties return server relative URLs.

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