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LINQ Zip Operation

by Benjamin Anderson 11. December 2008 17:10

Every thought about working with elements in two sequences in a aggregated way similar to the way a zipper works with the two panels of teeth?  The Zip operation for LINQ in C# 4.0 will do just that.

 

Bart De Smet’s blog covers the topic: http://community.bartdesmet.net/blogs/bart/archive/2008/11/03/c-4-0-feature-focus-part-3-intermezzo-linq-s-new-zip-operator.aspx

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Benjamin is a software developer for an solutions provider in Allen, TX.  He spends his free time playing video games, programming, doing graphics design and photography, and reading.

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