I am trying to build a controls object to better build my forms. Beneath, 1 object that inherits from a certain type and 1 object that is defined as a certain type.
Let\'s say we have a big read only list of (int, string) elements. What would be the fastest way to get an item from that list?
Or in other words what is the equivalent of C# IEnumerable<开发者_JAVA百科T> in Scala? I thought it is Seq[T], but I already found out, that HashMap does not implement this, so it cannot be true.
I have an OData service where I\'m trying to filter by a list of开发者_开发百科 IDs; the SQL equivalent would be something like:
I am trying to pull some records from a table (BidNames) and pass them to a view in a view model.My view model consists of nothing more than a collection of BidName records.
I have setup my classes as below. So both collections implement a common interface - IChild. Is there a way for a method on the parent to return the common parts of each collection please?
From Java 1.6 Collection Framework documentation: Collections that do not support any modification operations (such as add, remove and clear) are referred to as unmodifiable. [...] Collections that
@Entity public class Report extends Model { public Date date; public double availability; @ElementCollection
How can I get next element of element to which I have reference in some collection e.g. List<T> ?
I have a list collection like below : using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Linq;
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