is there reason should do
public class foo { int bar() { return 1; } public void baz() { int bar = bar(); // other stuff } }
vs
public class foo { public void baz() { func<int> bar = ()=> { return 1; }; int bar = bar(); // other stuff } }
i latter in order show intent bar exists solely execution baz, don't want if there problems it.
perfectly vaild, smart looking, never in code used somone else. if , whoever else looking @ code used style see no problems it.
pro:
- clearly shows scope
- very functional looking
con:
- function becomes longer (especially if don't use k&r curly braces style)
- very non-traditional c# code. inline lambdas used everywhere now, explicit functions not used.
- could unintentionally capture state outer function.
- likley small performance hit , unlikley inlined jit.
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