Coding Shorts: Methods, Funcs & Actions...Oh, My!

[@matejskerjanc7703]

Thought last param is out in func

[@swildermuth]

D'oh. Absolutely right. that's why I should have used something like this: public static string Concat(int x, double y) => $"{x},{y}"; Func concat = Maths.Concat;

[@Rhysling2]

This was excellent. Thank you.

[@swildermuth]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@ytxzw]

Thank you for such a good explanation.

[@swildermuth]

You are welcome!

[@hozmannew896]

Perfect as usual.

[@swildermuth]

Wow, thank you!

[@margosdesarian]

Excellent tutorial!!

[@swildermuth]

Glad you liked it!

[@minhquangvu9310]

Good job.

[@swildermuth]

Many many thanks

[@CrankViewer]

Nice, thanks!

[@swildermuth]

No problem!

[@irvinwaldman4233]

promo code doesn't seem to work

[@swildermuth]

DAYOFASPIRE should work for 20% off.

[@alexanderx7959]

hmm... btw, why do they call them Actions? why not Procedures, which was initially used for ones with no return type? :)

[@swildermuth]

I didn't name them, but I think actions might be a better name. Procedures implies state change (at least to me) whereas "Action" seems more generic (it could be for logging, etc.).

[@alexanderx7959]

@@swildermuth yep, i see your point. makes sense.