The Weird and The Wonderful

// A string is used to store some text.
string s = "Hello!";

public class Sander : Lazy<Person>{
    public void DoWork(){ throw new NotImplementedException(); }
}

' enumerate Future Queries (go to DB in one request), put resulting KatalogIds into HashSets
Dim katalogErrorResults As Dictionary(Of KatalogErrorType, HashSet(Of Int32?))
katalogErrorResults = katalogErrorFutures _
	.AsEnumerable() _
	.Select(Function(katErr) _
	New KeyValuePair(Of KatalogErrorType, HashSet(Of Int32?)) _
		 (katErr.Key, katErr.Value.ToHashSet)) _
		  .ToDictionary(Of KatalogErrorType, HashSet(Of Int32?)) _
		 (Function(kvp) kvp.Key, Function(kvp) kvp.Value, katalogErrorTypeComparer)

' transform results to Dictionary(Of Int32?, KatalogErrorDTO)
Return katalogeIds.ToDictionary(
	Function(sourceKatId) sourceKatId,
	Function(sourceKatId) New KatalogErrorDTO() With { _
	.ArtikelNummerPrefix = artikelNummerPrefix,
	.SearchQuery = searchquery,
	.Errors = [Enum].GetValues(GetType(KatalogErrorType)) _
		  .Cast(Of KatalogErrorType) _
		  .ToDictionary(Function(kErrorType) kErrorType, _
                                Function(kErrorType) katalogErrorResults(kErrorType) _
                                                         .Contains(sourceKatId)) _
		  })

Ron Beyer wrote:

At least we know what the 'compiler' is doing when you declare a variable

Ron Beyer wrote:

At least we know what the 'compiler' is doing when you declare a variable

//Captain Obvious was here. Obviously.

Quote:

Large Pic[^]

Original Post (Fourth item)[^]