How do I translate the following query to functional calls? I know the compiler does this behind the scenes but don't know how I would view the result
var query = from item in Enumerable.Range(0, 10)
from item2 in Enumerable.Range(item, 10)
from item3 in Enumerable.Range(item2, 10)
select new { item, item2, item3 };
In this case, it uses SelectMany
, and a concept called transparent identifiers which preserve the existing range variables. So your query would translate to:
var query = Enumerable.Range(0, 10)
.SelectMany(item => Enumerable.Range(item, 10),
(item, item2) => new { item, item2 })
.SelectMany(z => Enumerable.Range(z.item2, 10),
(z, item3) => new { z.item, z.item2, item3 });
(In this case z
is the transparent identifier. If there'd been a where
clause or anything other than a select
after the last from
clause, another transparent identifier would have been introduced.)
The translations are all described in the C# language specification, section 7.16.
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