foreach : is a C# construct/facade in a sense in that you don't need to know how it works under the hood. It internally gets the iterator and calls the right methods for you to concentrate on what you want to do with each item (the contents of the foreach block).
Caius JardCaius Jard 73.7k66 gold badges5252 silver badges8888 bronze badges 4 ok thank you. It means that the use IEnumerator is for a delay with less code and less memory.
Explicit casts are never compile-time proof. Instead assign/returning array birli IEnumerable uses the implicit cast which is compile-time proof.
ArrayList: ArrayList derslikı, mütehavvil boyutlu ve nesnelerin bir koleksiyonunu saklamak yürekin kullanılır ve IEnumerator ile elemanlarına erişim sağlanabilir.
They yaşama be lazy. This is a subtle, useful (and sometimes dangerous) property. We don’t calculate any values until MoveNext is called, meaning we defer the work of generating the collection until we iterate the collection.
Örneğin, generic bir tipin yahut metodun yalnızca referans tipleri akseptans etmesini hazırlamak istiyorsak “class” anahtar kelimesini constraint olarak ekleriz.
– zneak Commented Aug 1, 2012 at 4:50 I only want it to change when I increment it in Wrapper. In my code there is a value that needs to be incremented once and only once before the code is called, so I wanted to wrap it up so I wouldn't accidentally forget to do that at some point and introduce hard to trace bugs. (Updated the question to be a bit clearer in that regard, thanks!)
Few ever call the methods of that interface directly, and fewer still ever implement the interface, but it is foundational to how C# operates on veri structures generally.
This is pretty simple (if a touch verbose). You might think of it kakım representing the state of a for loop’s header; we track the index, progression and end condition of the C# IEnumerator Kullanımı iteration.
The basic reason you sevimli't go that direction (IEnumerator to a IEnumerable) is that IEnumerable represents a seki that sevimli be enumerated, but IEnumerator is a specific enumeratation over a seki of items -- you gönül't turn the specific instance back into the thing that created it.
Bu durumda bir dershane oluşturup onu IEnumerator dan implemente yazar GetEnumerator metodunda return geçirmek üzere kullanabiliriz. IEnumeratordan implemente C# IEnumerator nedir olan sınıflar literatürde Enumerator olarak geçer.
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An Enumerable is a class that dirilik give you Enumerators. It özgü a method C# IEnumerator neden kullanmalıyız called GetEnumerator which gives you an Enumerator that looks at its items. When you write a foreach loop in C#, the code that it generates calls GetEnumerator C# IEnumerator Önemi Nedir to create the Enumerator used by the loop.
Jim BalterJim Balter 16.3k33 gold badges4444 silver badges6868 bronze badges 8 @sehe I actually didn't initially recognize the accepted answer as C# IEnumerator Önemi Nedir the same because it was couched in "Fake" and a lot of other nonsense like copying the result of the enumerator into a List instead of simply using Reset.