Essential C# 6.0 (Gelmut Nayberger's Library) by Mark Michaelis & Eric Lippert

Author:Mark Michaelis & Eric Lippert
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Addison-Wesley
Published: 2016-09-03T04:00:00+00:00

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(first, second) =>

{

return first < second;

}

);

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In general, explicitly declared parameter types are optional in all lambda expressions if the compiler can infer the types from the delegate that the lambda expression is being converted to. For situations when specifying the type makes code more readable, however, C# enables you to do so. In cases where inference is not possible, the C# language requires that the lambda parameter types be stated explicitly. If one lambda parameter type is specified explicitly, then all of them must be specified explicitly, and they must all match the delegate parameter types exactly.

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