Evolution of looping

Monty — Mon, 17 Nov 2008 15:36:15 +0000

While im writing a new project using vs.net 2008, Resharper cropped up a nice helper, saying I should use a lambda expression on my code, which made me think about how looping has evolved…


for (int i = 0; i < all.Count; i++)
{
tagCount.Add(new TagCount(container[i].Count, container[i]));
}


foreach (Tag tag in container)
{
tagCount.Add(new TagCount(tag.Count, tag));
}


container.ForEach(delegate(Tag tag)
{
tagCount.Add(new TagCount(container.Count, tag));
});


container.ForEach(tag => tagCount.
Add(new TagCount(container.Count, tag)));

Iv always thought lambda’s were gimmicky, but I do have to admit, they do look fancy and makes things like what im doing easier.

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Evolution of looping