4fb9d08492 All contents are copyright of their authors. He's usually writes articles about .Net related technologies and here to shares his experiences, personal notes, Tutorials, Examples, Problems & Solutions, Code Snippets, Reference Manual and Resources with C#, Asp.Net, Linq , Ajax, MVC, Entity Framework, WCF, SQL Server, jQuery, Visual Studio and much more.!!! Follow anilrightnow Connect with the author: GoogleLinkedin Tweet #DotNet-Stuff ← Previous Next → Recommended Articles! Understanding Generic Anonymous Methods and Lambda Expressions in C# Anonymous methods behave like regular methods except that they are unnamed. There are predefined Generic Delegates Func , Predicate and Action , are very useful for programmers. You have the option of using the parameter types and names if they are needed in the delegate. There are new terms that are being introduced with every release of .Net framework, so lets get started with Lambda Expression for now: What is a Lambda Expression? Lambda expressions are similar to anonymous methods introduced in C# 2.0, except that lambda expressions are more concise and more flexible.
The left side of the lambda operator specifies the input parameters (if any) and the right side hold the expression or statement block. Following code example shows a regular method (used as a delegate for the CancelKeyPress event, Ctrl+C in a console application) and an anonymous delegate that performs the same role. It tells the Generic delegate that you have a return type of void. This means that you dont have to define the delegate statement in below example. 37.5k 0 2 facebook twitter linkedIn google Plus Reddit WhatsApp expand I recently attended a session on LINQ where everything related to LINQ had been the part of discussion, including Lambda Expressions and after feeling of expressing my views I came to write this post. May 2014 Author: Anil Sharma Categories: .Net Framework, LINQ, C Sharp Keywords: Generic Anonymous Methods, Anonymous Methods, Lambda Expressions, Lambda Expressions in C#, Lambda Expressions Tutorials Share this article Anonymous methods behave like regular methods except that they are unnamed. Understanding Anonymous Generic Methods: Delegates are really just methods as they are mostly used as event handlers. A very useful type is Func . Developers who are either from C++ or working on C# 2.0 still might not have a clear vision of Lambda Expressions. Helping you wrap your code logic in fewer lines or maybe InLine.
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