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More about enumerables

Yet Another Programming Blog – In the last post I have described how enumeration works in Delphi. Now I will try to expand the subject a bit and make a more general description of what enumerability actually means and how it can solve some basic problems and patterns. “An enumrebale is not necessarily a collection“. You should keep in mind that enumerability doesn’t apply only to collections. It is a more abstract concept. Enumeration can apply to any kind of sequence — abstract, mathematical or a collection. As an example let’s talk about streams — streams are also enumerables, in some ...
Favorite? Off-Topic? alex @ 2009-05-12 10:59

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