In the tests below, I cannot get Console.WriteLine to really print when using yield return. I\'m experimenting with yield return and I understand I have something missing in my understanding of it, bu
Er, not quite sure how to phrase this but.. Given an IEnumerable created using yield return, containing three instances of a class, why does calling .First() seem to return a \'copy\' of the first in
I have a following question: Write a class that takes a series of integers from a generator that generates numbers one by one. Include two functions: 1- Sum 2- Average.
I am looking to build a java-style enum pattern for C# that also supports inheritance. I\'m having trouble with yield return. Specifically, returning the BaseEnum\'s Values from the ChildEnum\'s Value
I am try to do some code using BinaryWriter and Then BinaryReader. When I wanna write I use method Write().
This question already has answers here: yield return with try catch, how can i solve it (10 answers) Closed 10 years ago.
The code below (for running in LinqPad) is meant to parse the \"foo/skip/bar\" string into item objects, skipping over the \'skip\' bit, yielding Item objects for \"foo\" and \"bar\". When run, 2 \"ba
This question is related to my earlier question, asked here: How do I get every combination of letters using yield return and recursion?
I have several lists of strings like so, from a possible list of several dozen: 1: { \"A\", \"B\", \"C\" }
Writing iterators for custom collections in Java is quite complicated, because instead of writing straight-forward code that provides one element after the other, you esse开发者_如何学Cntially have to
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