Max() extension method but using a separate scorer and selector

Phil Martin

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25 Mar 2010CPOL

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This does the same as Enumerable.Max(), but allows for a second function to select the result, rather than returning the usually useless score./// /// Transforms each item of the sequence to a double score using the function, and finds the maximum scored...

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Phil Martin

Software Developer (Senior) BitPlex Pty Ltd

Australia

A professional developer in the Mining sector since 2000, Phil has a passion for creating robust, quality scientific applications.

I have started a software company, BitPlex, and I am focused on created a new and unique small business project planning tool called GamePlan .

My major fields of interest in software are 3D applications, visualisation, scheduling and optimisation, and novel UI design. My goal as a professional developer is to help people solve real world problems through reliable and fun to use software.

Max() extension method but using a separate scorer and selector

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