C#/.NET Little Wonders: Five Easy Sequence Aggregators

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C#/.NET Little Wonders: Five Easy Sequence Aggregators (blackrabbitcoder.net)

submitted by rcash(4149) 8 months, 27 days ago

Here are five easy ways to aggregate sequences. Often times looking at a sequence of objects, we want to perform some sort of aggregation across those sequences. The methods we will be looking at are LINQ extension methods.

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posted by vijayst(1311) 8 months, 26 days ago 0

LINQ is a wonderful framework for doing complex operations on sequences. My favorite is to make a distinct set of elements from a repeating set of elements. Before, I used to write code which loops through each element and do some comparisons. With LINQ, it is as simple as List.Distinct<className> ();

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