Please explain this lambda expression
Thread t = new Thread ( () => Console.WriteLine ("Hello!") );
t.Start();
What version of C# (or .NET Framework) is needed for this to compile?
Is this an lambda expression which uses an anonymous method?
How would you explain exactly what this is? I am new to LINQ and multi-threading...
Thanks,
newbieweb
t.Start();
What version of C# (or .NET Framework) is needed for this to compile?
Is this an lambda expression which uses an anonymous method?
How would you explain exactly what this is? I am new to LINQ and multi-threading...
Thanks,
newbieweb
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is that true for all Lambda expressions?
Also, in this code, the body {} is basically the body of the anonymous method?
new Thread (() =>
{
Console.WriteLine ("I'm running on another thread!");
Console.WriteLine ("This is so easy!");
}).Start();