A lambda is an expression that acts as an anonymous function. Use this tag if you would like to discuss the appropriateness of a lambda or anonymous function in your code.
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Validate fields in Python dictionary using dictionary of lambdas
I would love some feedback on this. I use it to validate web-form objects before persisting them in the dangerously-lazy MongoDb. I have a class and many validators for each of my collections. Is ...
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Sum(), ForEach() with Lambda in a hierarchical List Collection
I have to list the number of documents related to items in a hierarchical tree.
The specification states:
The tree will only ever be 2 levels deep.
The higher level items will list not only the ...
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Python Dictionary Black Magic
I am defining a subclass of a the python dictionary object mpCmd where every item is converted to a lambda. The intended usage is that every item in the dictionary ...
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Mixing Linq queries and Linq lambdas
I have been given a change to rewrite an old framework we use, and to implement the repository and unit of work patterns, but in an attempt to not rewriting all queries I have ended up with a weird ...
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Increment up the build number in AssemblyInfo.cs on every build
I just wrote this short little program to increment up the build number for my projects every time I build them.
After compiling this exe, I just call it in the pre-build command line.
I did take ...
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Dynamically call lambda based on stream input
Some context: I have code that looks like this (minor issue noted here):
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Java 8 Effective Use of Multiple Streams
I am experimenting with streams and lambdas in Java 8. This is my first serious foray using functional programming concepts; I'd like a critique on this code.
This code finds the Cartesian product of ...
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Basic Rock-Paper-Scissors implementation
So I decided to try to make a simple RPS implementation in Java 8, the following notes should be said first:
At a later point it should support RPSLS aswell, as any other Gesture-game variant.
At a ...
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Beta Reducer in Haskell
This is my first Haskell application, so any non-name-calling tips will be taken extremely well! It is just a beta reducer:
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Combining contents of files by reading them in a human ordering
This code review is inspired by the this StackOverflow question and written in Java 8.
The code is supposed to:
Order all files, with syntax jobXXX.script, where ...
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Elegant way of making a List of an attribute from a list of objects containing that attribute
If this is my class:
class Something
{
UUID id;
// Other members
}
Given a List<Something> things and I want to ...
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Project Euler “Largest product in a grid” (#11) in Java 8
I have come up with a Java 8 solution for the following problem:
In the 20×20 grid below, four numbers along a diagonal line have been marked in red (bold here).
08 02 22 97 38 15 00 40 00 75 ...
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A generic way to use LINQ to Entity with types and operations unknown until run time
A question was asked here about reflection and LINQ to entity. I'm trying to modify the code that was presented to fit my needs, but it appears both Smeegs and Servy are quite a bit smarter than I am ...
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Elixir pipes and anonymous functions
I recently got started with Elixir. I'm used to F#'s pipes, and Seq.map and LINQ's .Select statements. Things are different in ...
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Unwanted return values in lambda functions?
From a previous question, I got the idea of moving boilerplate code structures into a helper function and passing in a lambda function to it.
I then applied the idea to a data access class (code ...
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C++11 factory pattern with lambdas
Anonymous functions are one of the best features of C++11. They make everything so beautiful!
However, one can get carried away and start overusing them.
This code calls a function that reads ...
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Excessive use of lambda with variant of Sieve of Eratosthenes?
This is a function which produces the sum of primes beneath (not including) a certain number (using a variant on the sieve of Eratosthenes).
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Fixed point combinator in C++1x
This has been tested and compiled under Visual Studio 2010. Are there any serious problems with this implementation?
PS. This implementation is fully lambda expression based. If I can make ...
