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I do Lazy LINQ, by which I mean I write the looping code with "foreach"es and get it debugged & working, but then allow Resharper to convert it to LINQ if it ca
by chiph 13y ago
I do Lazy LINQ, by which I mean I write the looping code with "foreach"es and get it debugged & working, but then allow Resharper to convert it to LINQ if it can.
I think this is mostly because I'm still not comfortable with the syntax, and partly because of the set/iterative impedance mismatch that is there. "It's not you, LINQ. It's me."
- weavie 13y agoYou would really benefit from learning a functional language (any) to help you roll your own LINQ. Some of Resharpers refactoring to LINQ is awful and does not make for cleaner code.