public void Select_With_NullSelector_Must_Throw()
        {
            // Arrange
            var enumerable = Wrap.AsValueEnumerable(new int[0]);
            var selector   = (NullableSelectorAt <int, string>)null;

            // Act
            Action action = () => _ = ValueEnumerableExtensions.Select <Wrap.ValueEnumerableWrapper <int>, Wrap.Enumerator <int>, int, string>(enumerable, selector);

            // Assert
            _ = action.Must()
                .Throw <ArgumentNullException>()
                .EvaluateTrue(exception => exception.ParamName == "selector");
        }
        public void Select_With_ValidData_Must_Succeed(int[] source, Func <int, int, string> selector)
        {
            // Arrange
            var wrapped  = Wrap.AsValueEnumerable(source);
            var expected =
                System.Linq.Enumerable.Select(wrapped, selector);

            // Act
            var result = ValueEnumerableExtensions
                         .Select <Wrap.ValueEnumerableWrapper <int>, Wrap.Enumerator <int>, int, string>(wrapped, selector);

            // Assert
            _ = result.Must()
                .BeEnumerableOf <string>()
                .BeEqualTo(expected);
        }
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        public void Single_SelectorAt_With_Multiple_Must_Return_None(int[] source, Func <int, int, string> selector)
        {
            // Arrange
            var wrapped = Wrap
                          .AsValueEnumerable(source);

            // Act
            var result = ValueEnumerableExtensions
                         .Select <Wrap.ValueEnumerableWrapper <int>, Wrap.Enumerator <int>, int, string>(wrapped, selector)
                         .Single();

            // Assert
            _ = result.Must()
                .BeOfType <Option <string> >()
                .EvaluateTrue(option => option.IsNone);
        }
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        public void ToArray_SelectorAt_MemoryPool_With_ValidData_Must_Succeed(int[] source, Func <int, int, string> selector)
        {
            // Arrange
            var pool    = MemoryPool <string> .Shared;
            var wrapped = Wrap
                          .AsValueEnumerable(source);
            var expected = Enumerable
                           .Select(source, selector)
                           .ToArray();

            // Act
            using var result = ValueEnumerableExtensions
                               .Select <Wrap.ValueEnumerableWrapper <int>, Wrap.Enumerator <int>, int, string>(wrapped, selector)
                               .ToArray(pool);

            // Assert
            _ = result.Memory
                .SequenceEqual(expected);
        }
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        public void ToArray_SelectorAt_With_ValidData_Must_Succeed(int[] source, NullableSelectorAt <int, string> selector)
        {
            // Arrange
            var wrapped = Wrap
                          .AsValueEnumerable(source);
            var expected = Enumerable
                           .Select(source, selector.AsFunc())
                           .ToArray();

            // Act
            var result = ValueEnumerableExtensions
                         .Select <Wrap.ValueEnumerableWrapper <int>, Wrap.Enumerator <int>, int, string>(wrapped, selector)
                         .ToArray();

            // Assert
            _ = result.Must()
                .BeArrayOf <string>()
                .BeEqualTo(expected);
        }
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        public void Single_SelectorAt_With_Single_Must_Return_Some(int[] source, Func <int, int, string> selector)
        {
            // Arrange
            var wrapped = Wrap
                          .AsValueEnumerable(source);
            var expected = Enumerable
                           .Select(source, selector)
                           .Single();

            // Act
            var result = ValueEnumerableExtensions
                         .Select <Wrap.ValueEnumerableWrapper <int>, Wrap.Enumerator <int>, int, string>(wrapped, selector)
                         .Single();

            // Assert
            _ = result.Match(
                value => value.Must().BeEqualTo(expected),
                () => throw new Exception());
        }
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        public void ElementAt_SelectorAt_With_ValidData_Must_Return_Some(int[] source, Func <int, int, string> selector)
        {
            // Arrange
            var wrapped = Wrap
                          .AsValueEnumerable(source);
            var expected = Enumerable
                           .Select(source, selector)
                           .ToList();

            for (var index = 0; index < source.Length; index++)
            {
                // Act
                var result = ValueEnumerableExtensions
                             .Select <Wrap.ValueEnumerableWrapper <int>, Wrap.Enumerator <int>, int, string>(wrapped, selector)
                             .ElementAt(index);

                // Assert
                _ = result.Match(
                    value => value.Must().BeEqualTo(expected[index]),
                    () => throw new Exception());
            }
        }
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        public void ElementAt_SelectorAt_With_OutOfRange_Must_Return_None(int[] source, Func <int, int, string> selector)
        {
            // Arrange
            var wrapped = Wrap
                          .AsValueEnumerable(source);

            // Act
            var optionNegative = ValueEnumerableExtensions
                                 .Select <Wrap.ValueEnumerableWrapper <int>, Wrap.Enumerator <int>, int, string>(wrapped, selector)
                                 .ElementAt(-1);
            var optionTooLarge = ValueEnumerableExtensions
                                 .Select <Wrap.ValueEnumerableWrapper <int>, Wrap.Enumerator <int>, int, string>(wrapped, selector)
                                 .ElementAt(source.Length);

            // Assert
            _ = optionNegative.Must()
                .BeOfType <Option <string> >()
                .EvaluateTrue(option => option.IsNone);
            _ = optionTooLarge.Must()
                .BeOfType <Option <string> >()
                .EvaluateTrue(option => option.IsNone);
        }