C#: Side Effects and LINQ's Defferred Execution

Alex Turok

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19 Apr 2014CPOL5 min read

It is difficult for me to imagine a program that doesn't deal with collections of some type – all our applications do proliferate with Arrays, Lists HashSets, DataTables and dozens of others. When writing code in C# the first tool I consider when faced with a collection is LINQ.

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Alex Turok

Software Developer Acumatica

Russian Federation

I am a full-time .NET programmer and a lover of C#, C++, Clojure and Python at the same time. I do some Windows Phone development on my own and occasionally try myself at web-development. To enhance all these software-related activities I maintain a blog writing there on various topics, most of which actually come back to programming.

C#: Side Effects and LINQ's Defferred Execution

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