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The c# version is pretty concise. And since 3.0 with implicitly typed local variables, its gotten less verbose. var result = seq.Where(a=>a %3==0).Select(a=>a
by fertel 16y ago
The c# version is pretty concise. And since 3.0 with implicitly typed local variables, its gotten less verbose.
var result = seq.Where(a=>a %3==0).Select(a=>a*a);
- MichaelGG 16y agoYea, but try moving the predicate to a local function, and you get: Func<int, bool> pred = a => a %3 == 0. Mix in more complex types (say a dictionary with a tuple in it), and it starts getting pretty verbose.