[resolved] Cs equivalent of (0..10).map [Answered] In rust I'd write smoething like (0..10).map( to iterate over a range of numbers. Obviously I can do it with a for loop but I'd prefer an IEnumerable that I can select on.

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que11248/16/2022

[resolved] Cs equivalent of (0..10).map [Answered]

In rust I'd write smoething like (0..10).map( to iterate over a range of numbers. Obviously I can do it with a for loop but I'd prefer an IEnumerable that I can select on.

que11248/16/2022

I really just want to call a function 10 times and make an IEnumerable out of the results

Orannis8/16/2022

Enumerable.Range(0, 10).Select(...)

que11248/16/2022

That'll do it

que11248/16/2022

Thanks

Orannis8/16/2022

There's a /close command

que11248/16/2022

Got it, next time

mtreit8/16/2022

You do Rust programming Nathaniel?

que11248/16/2022

@406536255426396160 Yes outside work most of what I write is rust.

mtreit8/16/2022

Nice. I have dabbled with it and think it has a lot of potential if it matures well.

que11248/16/2022

I enjoy it quite a bit. Much more difficult learning curve than c# but really let's you dive into the details which I love.

que11248/16/2022

Definitely not the right tool for every project but a joy in the right niche.

mtreit8/16/2022

I've been trying to find an excuse to use it at work 🙂

que11248/16/2022

Haha someone snuck some f# into our codebase and they've never heard the end of it

que11248/16/2022

So I will learn from their mistake xD

que11248/16/2022

Definitely recommend if you have a chance to use it

que11248/16/2022

I've been pleasently surprised by c# (only used it here) and other than null handling I'm quite happy.

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