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int i;
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Mike Marynowski wrote:

I would be a bit surprised if your first point was true. Please give me a couple examples of optimizations that depend on function size.

foreach(string x in y)
{
   x = x.Trim().ToLower();
   DoSomething (x);
}

function DoSomething(string s)
{
   if (s.StartsWith("hello"))
   {
       s = "test";
   }
}

foreach(string x in y)
{
   x = x.Trim().ToLower();
   if (x.StartsWith("hello"))
   {
       x = "test";
   }
}

var vidsWithOutPics = vidList.Except(vidsWithPics).Where(v => !v.IsAlternateTitle);

var inDuration = DiskFile.GetAll().Where(df => !df.HasDuration).Select(df => df.Video).Distinct();

var noSizeList = videoFiles.Where(file => file.Bytes < 0 && files.Contains(file.Location));

var inDuration = DiskFile.GetAll().Where(df => !df.HasDuration).Select(df => df.Video).Distinct();

var inDuration = Distinct(Select(Where(DiskFile.GetAll(), Video), HasDuration));

OriginalGriff wrote:

Would you like to write and debug "Except" each time you need it?

someList.Where(condition).Select(fields).Distinct().OrderBy(field)

HashSet<Type> distinctSet = new HashSet<Type>();

foreach(var item in someList){
    if(condition){
        distinctSet.Add(item);
    }
}
<sort the set in whatever way you do it manually>

someList.Where(condition).Select(field)

var query =
    from o in Orders
    group o by o.ShipCountry into countryGroups
    select new
    {
        Country = countryGroups.Key,
        Cities =
            from cg in countryGroups
            group cg.ShipPostalCode by cg.ShipCity into cityGroups
            select new
            {
                City = cityGroups.Key,
                PostCodes = cityGroups.Distinct()
            }
    };

//   Brazil
//      Campinas
//         04876-786
//      Resende
//         08737-363
//      Rio de Janeiro
//         02389-673
//         02389-890
//         05454-876

someStuff.Where(c => c != What)
         .Select(d => d + The)
         .Foreach(e => Hell(e));

Sentenryu wrote:

calling a style "cancer" just because you don't want to learn how to read and use it