Yes,In .net Framework we will see some of the extension methods using now
Ex1:
class BasicDemo{
static void Main()
{
int[] intarr = new int[4];
intarr[0] = 15;
intarr[1] = 22;
intarr[2] = 89;
intarr[3] = 104;
int i=intarr.ElementAt<int>(1);
Console.WriteLine(i); //---22
int value = intarr.ElementAtOrDefault<int>(2);
Console.WriteLine(value); //89
int maxvalue1 = intarr.Max<int>();
Console.WriteLine(maxvalue1); // 104
Console.Read();
}
}
Ex2:
class ExtensionMethod
{
static void Main()
{
int[] intarr = new int[5];
intarr[0] = 15;
intarr[1] = 80;
intarr[2] = 25;
intarr[3] = 30;
intarr[4] = 14;
Array.Sort<int>(intarr); // Extinsion method
Console.WriteLine(intarr);
foreach (int item in intarr)
{
Console.WriteLine(item);
}
Console.WriteLine("-----------");
int i = intarr.First<int>();
Console.WriteLine(i);
Console.WriteLine("-----preparing precate to our expression-------");
string[] str = new string[] { "anand", "balu", "chran", "dinesh" };
Func<string, bool> abac = x => x.Length > 4;
// 1st parameter is type,
// 2nd parameter returns Source[result]
// abac is predicate of Fun<string,bool> type.
string strr=str.First<string>(abac); // HERE abac is predicate.
Console.WriteLine(strr);
int[] intarem = new int[4] { 5, 6, 7, 8 };
Func<int,bool> funss= x=>x >7;
int m = intarem.First<int>(funss); //predicate passing to funcation
Console.WriteLine(m);
int[] arrint = new int[3] { 47, 98, 58 };
int value = arrint.First<int>(s => s > 50);
Console.WriteLine(value);
Console.ReadKey();
}
}
Yes,We have many Extension methods in .net framework.we will see some of extension methods,and as well as
Parameters of Fun<int,bool> of Fun<T,TSource> of type
And
Parameters of Fun<T>.First() and Fun<T>.First(delegate)
Here delegate-àFun<T,Tsource>--àan lamda expression.
Note:Predicate means one condition[we are writing it as a lamda expression] to Sort/filter/check for our requirement from remaing elements.
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