I have an IEnumerable<T> method that I\'m using to find controls in a WebForms page. The method is recursive and I\'m开发者_JS百科 having some problems returning the type I want when the yield r
I think this has been asked before but even though I searched Google I 开发者_Python百科haven\'t come up with a solution.
I\'m familiar with yield to return a value thanks mostly to this question but what does yield do when it is on the right side of an assignment?
I know there is no direct equivalent in Java itse开发者_开发百科lf, but perhaps a third party?
I have a class and a set of IEnumerables that are using this class to give me a list in a list.(See this question\'s answer for details.)
I am writing refactoring a Silverlight program to consumes a portion of its existing business logic from a WCF service. In doing so, I\'ve run into the restriction in Silverlight 3 that only allow开发
I\'m trying to create a utility class for traversing all the files in a directory, including those within subdirectories and sub-subd开发者_StackOverflowirectories. I tried to use a generator because
I\'ve traditionally used yield in C# without the return, e.g.: IEnumerable<T> Foobar() { foreach( var foo in _stuff ) {
I\'m new to Scala, and from what I understand yield in Scala is not like yield in C#, it is more like select.
I have non-par yields and maturities. Is there a way to construct a government bond YTM curve using quantlib and YTM of not par/zero bonds?
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