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at April 20, 2009 22:59 by rengber
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[TestMethod]
public void DemoLINQExtensionMethods()
{
List<int> ints = new List<int>(new int[] { 1, 11, 12 });
//Standard Delegate
int val = ints.FirstOrDefault(ThisOneGoesToEleven);
Assert.IsTrue(val == 11, "Eleven was not found. Value = " + val.ToString());
//Using Anonymous Method
val = ints.FirstOrDefault(delegate(int i) { return i == 11; });
Assert.IsTrue(val == 11, "Eleven was not found. Value = " + val.ToString());
//Using equivalent Lambda syntax
val = ints.FirstOrDefault(x => x == 11);
Assert.IsTrue(val == 11, "Eleven was not found. Value = " + val.ToString());
}
private bool ThisOneGoesToEleven(int volume)
{
return volume == 11;
}
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at April 20, 2009 19:34 by rengber
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[TestMethod]
public void DemoLINQExtensionMethods()
{
List<int> ints = new List<int>(new int[]{1,11,12});
int val = ints.FirstOrDefault(ThisOneGoesToEleven);
Assert.IsTrue(val == 11, "Eleven was not found. Value = " + val.ToString());
//Using equivalent Lambda syntax
val = ints.FirstOrDefault(x => x == 11);
Assert.IsTrue(val == 11, "Eleven was not found. Value = " + val.ToString());
}
private bool ThisOneGoesToEleven(int volume)
{
return volume == 11;
}
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LINQ Extension method called with delegate, anonymous delegate, and lambda delegate. Note that this only returns a "default" in the sense that it does not throw an exception if no item in the source matches the selection criteria. .First() does throw an exception in this case.
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LINQ Extension Methods
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C#