Lambda Expressions and Delegates in C#
In a previous post I discussed chaining C# delegates together. In the source code example, I created a generic DelegateMath class to house a few basic math operations. This time we will replace those functions with simpler and shorter lambda expressions.
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Delegate Chain of Command
Another cool thing about delegates is the ability to chain them together. Say for example you have an object modification process, and you need a given object to be manipulated in a very specific order. Well you could use a delegate chain to accomplish that. For a simple example I have written up a C# delegate chain program that evaluates a mathematical expression following the order of operations by using a delegate chain.
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The Orientation Dance
On Monday I started my first day of my second co-op with a new employer. I will be working with Mercer, a subsidiary of Marsh & McLennan Companies, developing and supporting C# and .NET Mercer applications. The past two days have been filled with standard new hire training and orientation sessions and plenty of reading. However it is the brief product overview and C# introduction sessions I learned the most from.
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