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Suppose I have the following code: foreach(string str in someObj.GetMyStrings()) { // do some stuff } Will someObj.GetMyStrings() be called on every iteration of the loop? Would it be better to do
I have this code (C#): using System.Collections.Generic; namespace ConsoleApplication1 { public struct Thing
How can i array a string, in the format that $_POST does... kind of, well i have this kind of format coming in:
I have a for-each and when there is nothing output by it I would like to display some default text. If I have...
(lol) I have a panel on Form1. I\'m going to add several instances of my custom usercontrol MovieItem to that panel.
I\'m trying to loop through the results of a function that is returning an anonymous object of results.
In the following code, How can I pass the type of variable to the nested foreach statement? getControls is a recursive function that returns a list of controls (wow!)
HI! My XML: <?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"ISO-8859-1\"?> <!-- Edited by XMLSpy® --> <Dokument>
This开发者_开发百科 could even be a simple question even a school boy can answer. What is the similarities and differences between \"ForEach\" and \"Using\" (asked in an interview).
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