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List<T>.ConvertAll<>() with Lambda Expression
List<T> has many useful methods for dealing with sequences and collections. One such method is the ConvertAll<>() method. All those who have used the List<T>.ConvertAll<>() are aware how useful this method is to convert the curr… Continue reading
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List<T>.ConvertAll<>() with Lambda Expression
List<T> has many useful methods for dealing with sequences and collections. One such method is the ConvertAll<>() method. All those who have used the List<T>.ConvertAll<>() are aware how useful this method is to convert the curr… Continue reading
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LINQ: Generate a Cartesian Product
A Cartesian product by definition is a direct product of two sets. Take the following example. Assume you have these two lists:
{A, B, C} and {1, 2, 3}
A Cartesian product of the two lists would be the following:
{(A,1), (A,2), (A,3), (B,1), (B,2), … Continue reading
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LINQ: Generate a Cartesian Product
A Cartesian product by definition is a direct product of two sets. Take the following example. Assume you have these two lists:
{A, B, C} and {1, 2, 3}
A Cartesian product of the two lists would be the following:
{(A,1), (A,2), (A,3), (B,1), (B,2), … Continue reading
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LINQ: List Classes implementing the IEnumerable Interface
A DevCurry.com reader ‘Richard’ mailed me with a question. He wanted to know an easy way to find all the types that implement the IEnumerable interface, or for that matter, any interface. Here’s a piece of LINQ code that lists all the types imple… Continue reading
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LINQ: List Classes implementing the IEnumerable Interface
A DevCurry.com reader ‘Richard’ mailed me with a question. He wanted to know an easy way to find all the types that implement the IEnumerable interface, or for that matter, any interface. Here’s a piece of LINQ code that lists all the types imple… Continue reading
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Select Last N elements using LINQ to XML
Here’s a simple example of selecting the last ‘N’ elements of a XML document using LINQ to XMLConsider the following XML In order to select the last two elements, use the IEnumerable<XElement>.Reverse() which inverts the order of the elemen… Continue reading
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Select Last N elements using LINQ to XML
Here’s a simple example of selecting the last ‘N’ elements of a XML document using LINQ to XMLConsider the following XML In order to select the last two elements, use the IEnumerable<XElement>.Reverse() which inverts the order of the elemen… Continue reading
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Find Uppercase words in a String using C#
I am helping a friend to build an Editor API in C#. One of the functionalities in the Editor is to filter uppercase words in a string and highlight them. Here’s a sample of how uppercase words can be filtered in a stringstatic void Main(string[] args… Continue reading
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Find Uppercase words in a String using C#
I am helping a friend to build an Editor API in C#. One of the functionalities in the Editor is to filter uppercase words in a string and highlight them. Here’s a sample of how uppercase words can be filtered in a stringstatic void Main(string[] args… Continue reading
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