While I’ll probably (have to) focus on Java for the next month, I just came up with the idea of just another extension method class. It is acually not very helpful but it again shows how powerful extension methods can be.<\/p>\n
This is how it can be used:<\/p>\n
\r\nStringBuilder buffer = new StringBuilder();\r\nforeach (int i in 10.To(15))\r\n{\r\n buffer.AppendLine("" + i);\r\n}\r\n<\/pre>\nI know that this piece of code does not look very helpful, because the same can easily be done using a simple for loop, but there might be some cases – especially when using LINQ – when it is quite useful to have an iterable range of int values.<\/p>\n
The code is up on my\u00a0github C# extension method project<\/a>. Feel free to use or fork it.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"While I’ll probably (have to) focus on Java for the next month, I just came up with the idea of just another extension method class. It is acually not very helpful but it again shows how powerful extension methods can … Continue reading