By bloid
via codethinked.com
Published: Nov 15 2007 / 07:58
So, in the last part of this series we discussed functional programming languages in general and we discussed closures, and how they were simply methods that are bound to external variables. In C# 2.0 this was only implemented with anonymous methods. In C# 3.0 we are introduced to the lambda. A lambda is for the most part syntactic sugar for anonymous methods. Lets look at an example of a lambda.
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