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Not familiar with this syntax.
What does this line of code do? What is (s, e)? Looks like some sort of initialization for a collection of events?
What does this line of code do? What is (s, e)? Looks like some sort of initialization for a collection of events?
public event EventHandler LoadingItemsStarted = (s, e) => { };
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Tom Knowlton
And s and e are the parameters for whatever you are going to put between the following curly braces.
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Okay.
Thank you!
Thank you!
ASKER
Thank you!
Those are lambda expressions i.e. Anonymous functions.
https://docs.microsoft.com
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Chinmay.