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Jeff
ASP.NET 2.0
In my webproject I got a class named "Tag".This class contains a variable
named "Weight" of datatype int...
This is a generic list (I assume it is a generic list) of Tag objects
List<Tag> tags = new List<Tag>();
PROBLEM:
I want to add together all the Weight values in the list
I know I could do this in a loop, for example a foreach loop. But I'm
wondering if this could be done without a loop.. Maybe the Generic feature
in .NET 2.0 has some nice feature for this?
(( I have no problem using a loop here, I just ask just in case there is a
smarter way of doing it ))
Any suggestions?
Jeff
In my webproject I got a class named "Tag".This class contains a variable
named "Weight" of datatype int...
This is a generic list (I assume it is a generic list) of Tag objects
List<Tag> tags = new List<Tag>();
PROBLEM:
I want to add together all the Weight values in the list
I know I could do this in a loop, for example a foreach loop. But I'm
wondering if this could be done without a loop.. Maybe the Generic feature
in .NET 2.0 has some nice feature for this?
(( I have no problem using a loop here, I just ask just in case there is a
smarter way of doing it ))
Any suggestions?
Jeff