Exemple #1
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 public bool AnyWithPredicate_LastElementMatches(LinqTestData input) => input.Collection.Any(i => i >= LinqTestData.Size - 1);
Exemple #2
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 public int Count(LinqTestData input) => input.Collection.Count();
Exemple #3
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 public void Select(LinqTestData input) => input.Collection.Select(i => i + 1).Consume(_consumer);
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 public int Sum(LinqTestData input) => input.Collection.Sum();
Exemple #5
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 public int Max(LinqTestData input) => input.Collection.Max();
Exemple #6
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 public List <int> SelectToList(LinqTestData input) => input.Collection.Select(i => i + 1).ToList();
Exemple #7
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 public bool Contains_ElementNotFound(LinqTestData input) => input.Collection.Contains(LinqTestData.Size + 1);
Exemple #8
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 public void CastToSameType(LinqTestData input) => input.Collection.Cast <int>().Consume(_consumer);
Exemple #9
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 public void OrderByDescending(LinqTestData input) => input.Collection.OrderByDescending(i => i).Consume(_consumer);
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 public int SingleWithPredicate_FirstElementMatches(LinqTestData input) => input.Collection.Single(i => i <= 0);
Exemple #11
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 public void CastToBaseClass(LinqTestData input) => input.Collection.Cast <object>().Consume(_consumer);
Exemple #12
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 public int SingleWithPredicate_LastElementMatches(LinqTestData input) => input.Collection.Single(i => i >= LinqTestData.Size - 1);
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 public int WhereSingleOrDefault_LastElementMatches(LinqTestData input) => input.Collection.Where(i => i >= LinqTestData.Size - 1).SingleOrDefault();
Exemple #14
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 public bool All_AllElementsMatch(LinqTestData input) => input.Collection.All(i => i >= 0);
Exemple #15
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 public int[] SelectToArray(LinqTestData input) => input.Collection.Select(i => i + 1).ToArray();
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 public void OrderByThenBy(LinqTestData input) => input.Collection.OrderBy(i => i).ThenBy(i => - i).Consume(_consumer);
Exemple #17
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 public List <int> ToList(LinqTestData input) => input.Collection.ToList();
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 public void Reverse(LinqTestData input) => input.Collection.Reverse().Consume(_consumer);
Exemple #19
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 public Dictionary <int, int> ToDictionary(LinqTestData input) => input.Collection.ToDictionary(key => key);
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 public void Skip_One(LinqTestData input) => input.Collection.Skip(1).Consume(_consumer);
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 public void Concat_Once(LinqTestData input) => input.Collection.Concat(input.Collection).Consume(_consumer);
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 public void Take_All(LinqTestData input) => input.Collection.Take(LinqTestData.Size - 1).Consume(_consumer);
Exemple #23
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 public int Min(LinqTestData input) => input.Collection.Min();
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 public void TakeLastHalf(LinqTestData input) => input.Collection.TakeLast(LinqTestData.Size / 2).Consume(_consumer);
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 public double Average(LinqTestData input) => input.Collection.Average();
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 public void SkipHalfTakeHalf(LinqTestData input) => input.Collection.Skip(LinqTestData.Size / 2).Take(LinqTestData.Size / 2).Consume(_consumer);
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 public double Aggregate_Seed(LinqTestData input) => input.Collection.Aggregate(0, (x, y) => x + y);
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 public int[] ToArray(LinqTestData input) => input.Collection.ToArray();
Exemple #29
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 public void Distinct(LinqTestData input) => input.Collection.Distinct().Consume(_consumer);
Exemple #30
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 public bool WhereAny_LastElementMatches(LinqTestData input) => input.Collection.Where(i => i >= LinqTestData.Size - 1).Any();