Imdi Hatmın başlangıcında kullandığım student dershaneını dummy object olarak kullanıvermek üzere bir kenara bırakalım ve elan anlamlı isme malik olan StudenCollection isminde yeni bir dershane oluşturalım ve bu sınıfa GetEnumerator metodu ekleyip StudentEnumerator klası döndürmesini sağlayalım.

Enumerators yaşama be used to read the data in the collection, but they cannot be used to modify the underlying collection.

Now, if you're interested in the difference between IEnumerator and IEnumerable, you might want to think of it in database terms: think of IEnumerable as a table, and IEnumerator as a cursor.

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sehesehe 387k4747 gold badges458458 silver badges651651 bronze badges 2 I like the idea. I agree that this is the only 'correct' implementation. But I think the Blocking mode is a bit overkill. Throwing on a concurrent enumeration should be good for most use cases.

You gönül ask a table to give you C# IEnumerator nedir a new cursor, and you kişi have multiple cursors over the same table at the same time.

An IEnumerable is a thing that emanet be enumerated...which simply means that it saf a GetEnumerator C# IEnumerator Temel Özellikleri method that returns an IEnumerator.

GishuGishu 136k4747 gold C# IEnumerator Kullanımı badges225225 silver badges311311 bronze badges 1 Thanks Gishu for making it more clear to me. also I find this link very useful: stackoverflow.com/questions/558304/…

foreach C# dilinin deyimi (for eachVisual Basic'te) numaralandırıcıların karmaşıklığını gizler. Bu C# IEnumerator Temel Özellikleri nedenle, numaralandırıcıyı vasıtasız geçmek namına kullanılması foreach önerilir.

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Bu durumda bir sınıf oluşturup onu IEnumerator dan implemente yazar GetEnumerator metodunda return eylemek üzere kullanabiliriz. IEnumeratordan implemente olan sınıflar literatürde Enumerator olarak geçer.

This is more or less equal to the .NET implemenation of SZGenericArrayEnumerator bey mentioned by Glenn Slayden. You should of course only do this, is cases where this is worth the effort. In most cases it is not.

The Linq solution is almost entirely concerned with the what, but tells C# IEnumerator Temel Özellikleri us almost nothing about the how.

IEnumerator being so called implies it is an interface, so any class that implements the IEnumerator interface yaşama be returned by this method