Programming Languages of today
Programming Languages of today
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Expression Tree You have learned about the Expression in the previous section. Now, let's learn about the Expresion tree here. E...
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C# - Func We have learned in the previous section, that a delegates can be defined as shown below. Example: C# Delegate public d...
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Generics Overview Use generic types to maximize code reuse, type safety, and performance. The most common use of generics is t...
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Expression in LINQ We have learned that the lambda Expression can be assigned to the Func or Action type delegates to process over in-...
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Anatomy of the Lambda Expression C# 3.0(.NET 3.5) introduced the lambda expression along with LINQ. The lambda expression is a shorter w...
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C# - Object Initializer Syntax C# 3.0 (.NET 3.5) introduced Object Initializer Syntax , a new way to initialize an object of a class or...
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A statement using the conditional operator such as this 1 int ? age = p == null ? null : p.Age; …can be simplified: ...
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C# - Predicate Delegate A predicate is also a delegate like Func and Action delegates. It represents a method that contains a set of...
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C# - Extension Method Extension methods, as the name suggests, are additional methods. Extension methods allow you to inject additional ...
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