I did this example based on the only real functional constructs we have in C# which are 1) Func and 2)Extension methods. I've worked in shops where they were adverse to Extension Methods, thus the reason the title is as it is. Unfortunately for C# Func, despite what MSFT says are not 1st class citizens as they are in Typescript/JavaScript. Maybe this is the reason I've seen resistance to extension methods.
Unfortunately for C# Func, despite what MSFT says are not 1st class citizens as they are in Typescript/JavaScript.
As noted in the other discussion thread, you have yet to defend this claim. The C# syntax simply isn't what you like, but they have all the same abilities.
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Modern analyzers would propose you change those local delegate variables to local methods.
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I did this example based on the only real functional constructs we have in C# which are 1) Func and 2)Extension methods. I've worked in shops where they were adverse to Extension Methods, thus the reason the title is as it is. Unfortunately for C# Func, despite what MSFT says are not 1st class citizens as they are in Typescript/JavaScript. Maybe this is the reason I've seen resistance to extension methods.
As noted in the other discussion thread, you have yet to defend this claim. The C# syntax simply isn't what you like, but they have all the same abilities.
A lot of developers use Linq, I believe.