Little deception of List.ForEach(Action action)(rredcat.blogspot.com)
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RredCat(299) 3 years, 4 months ago
I use foreach statement really often. It is useful and more compact than for. (This way is fast in same case but in same case it is slowly for performance. But I want say not about that). List<T> class has ForEach(Action action) method I thought that its implementation (and behaviour) is like foreach statement (I make this conclusion, based on the name of method) but I was confused. I have looked to Net. Reflector and saw next code:
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