The Introduce ForEach Action refactoring
August 28th, 2012
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It is a rather trivial task to iterate over each item of the generic List using a foreach-loop as follows:
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Code Issues for anonymous methods and lambda expressions
October 31st, 2011
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We already reviewed the refactorings for anonymous methods and lambda expressions and know how to deal with these language structures. Now its time to review what Code Issues for anonymous methods and lambda expressions CodeRush Pro provides.
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Refactorings for anonymous methods and lambda expressions
September 27th, 2011
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An anonymous method is a method without a name – which is why it is called anonymous. You don’t declare anonymous methods like regular methods. Instead, they get declared right inside a member as an inline code block. This is one of the greatest benefits of an anonymous method – it removes the requirement to create a named method elsewhere in the code, especially for simple operations. For example, you are able to pass an inline anonymous method as a delegate parameter, which means that you can use anonymous methods anywhere a delegate type is expected:
Refactorings for anonymous types
September 27th, 2011
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Anonymous types are type declarations that are generated automatically by the compiler without having to explicitly declare it. They provide a convenient way to encapsulate several read-only properties into a single object that is not declared in the code. Anonymous types are supported by C# and Visual Basic programming languages starting from Visual Studio 2008.