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A behavioural difference between IEnumerable.ForEach and List.ForEach

by dibley1973

This morning at work a colleague and myself discovered a slightly alarming difference between `IEnumerable.ForEach` and `List.ForEach` when we switched a collection type for a field in a C# ASP.NET MVC project.

A propertymapping Extension for DataReaders

by Jörgen Andersson

A propertymapping extension for DataReaders

Build Dynamic Order by Clause in LINQ Query in C#

by Ramesh Bevara

An overview of a helper class to build dynamic order by clause in LINQ query in C#

Converting Array or List of data to String => made easy! (C#, MVC3, LINQ)

by Mikhail-T

A short one-line way to convert Array or List of any data into custom string via LINQ

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A behavioural difference between IEnumerable.ForEach and List.ForEach

by dibley1973

A propertymapping Extension for DataReaders

by Jörgen Andersson

A propertymapping extension for DataReaders

Build Dynamic Order by Clause in LINQ Query in C#

by Ramesh Bevara

An overview of a helper class to build dynamic order by clause in LINQ query in C#

Converting Array or List of data to String => made easy! (C#, MVC3, LINQ)

by Mikhail-T

A short one-line way to convert Array or List of any data into custom string via LINQ

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IEnumerable

Build Dynamic Order by Clause in LINQ Query in C#

by Ramesh Bevara

An overview of a helper class to build dynamic order by clause in LINQ query in C#

Converting Array or List of data to String => made easy! (C#, MVC3, LINQ)

by Mikhail-T

A short one-line way to convert Array or List of any data into custom string via LINQ

Converting Array or List of data to String => made easy! (C#, MVC3, LINQ)

by Namlak

string blah = string.Join(",", cities.Select(c=> c.Name));

Converting Array or List of data to String => made easy! (C#, MVC3, LINQ)

by wgross

I would just use:string.Join(",", cities.Select(c=>c.Name))Since Version 4 of the Framework there is an overloaded versions of string.Join for IEnumerable too. It uses a StringBuilder internally and doesn't insert a seperator after the last element as well.I could't find the Join method...

Converting Array or List of data to String => made easy! (C#, MVC3, LINQ)

by Richard Deeming

If you're stuck with .NET 3.5, you can use the Aggregate extension method[^]:string cities_string = cities.Aggregate(new StringBuilder(), (sb, c) =>{ if (0 != sb.Length) sb.Append(", "); sb.Append(c.Name); return sb;}, sb => sb.ToString());

Converting Array or List of data to String => made easy! (C#, MVC3, LINQ)

by jarvisa

string.Join(",...

Findcontrol using a non recursive approach

by rj45

Findcontrol using a non recursive approach

by Kabwla.Phone

Ha! I get it....I am actually using an adaptation of this technique in production code.But the adapted code required a dept-first search and this original pattern is width-first.Which brings us these new and improved versions:public static List FindControlsWidthFirst( Control...

Findcontrol using a non recursive approach

by Kabwla.Phone

Implemented with a queue and some newfangled yields.Since a queue does not have an 'EnqueueRange', we will still have to do a loop. Of course, enqueue range would be a nice extension method.Excusing the overhead created by the yield, this might use less memory if there are many controls. (Or...