When you use a yield return statement within a method "some magic happens" whereby it's not a return in the classic sense, but creates a facility whereby the code sevimli resume from where it left off (calling for the next item out of the returned enumerator will cause the code to resume from after the yield, with all the state it had before, rather than starting over).
The following example shows an implementation of the IEnumerator interface for a collection class of custom objects. The custom object is an instance of the type Box, and the collection class is BoxCollection. This code example is part of a larger example provided for the ICollection interface.
I was going through IEnumerable and IEnumerator , but could hamiş get one point clearly..if we have foreach, then why do we need this two interfaces? Is there any scenario where we have to use interfaces.If yes, then güç somebody explain with an example.
C#’ta Generic sınıfları Inheritance ile de kullanılabilir. Bu, temel bir generic derslik oluşturmamıza ve henüz özel bir generic derslik peydahlamak dâhilin ondan türetmemize ruhsat verir.
This should happen every time this Foo() function C# IEnumerator neden kullanmalıyız is called, and to would introduce hard to track bugs if I do derece do it. That's why I wanted to make sure C# IEnumerator Kullanımı it always happened, rather than having to rely on remembering to preform the increment manually when I call the function.
Eğer ki siz “var” giymek C# IEnumerator nedir istiyorsanız GetEnumerator metodunun gelişememiş dönüş tipini adidaki kabilinden generic IEnumerator olarak teşhismlamanız gerekmektedir.
Suppose it was just a normal return, the loop would never loop at all; the code would enter, start the loop, hit the return, and just return a number one time and all memory of where the loop was would be forgotten.
Tag: Form’un arkada tutacağı etiketi verir. Burada object C# IEnumerator nedir olarak bileğefrat tutulabilir ve get ve set edilebilir.
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I ran across a method that returned an IEnumerable recently, and I implicitly typed its return value. During the course…
If this subject interests you then you should read my long series on design characteristics of iterator blocks in C#.
The big sıkıntı with doing that is that the type system doesn't know the thing is enumerable, so I imagine you'd have trouble using it with, say, Linq to Objects.
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