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Using Aggregate Function in Linq


Posted Date: 21 Sep 2008    Resource Type: Code Snippets    Category: VB.NET Syntax
Author: Hefin DsouzaMember Level: Diamond    
Rating: 1 out of 5Points: 10



This Sample Allows you to use the aggregate function on arrays

Sub Main()
Dim numbers() As Integer = {10, 20, 33, 44, 33}

Dim sumAgg = numbers.Aggregate(Function(n, m) n + m)
Dim proAgg = numbers.Aggregate(Function(n, m) n * m)
Dim subAgg = numbers.Aggregate(Function(n, m) n - m)
Console.WriteLine("Sum Using Aggregate : " & sumAgg)
Console.WriteLine("Product Using Aggregate : " & proAgg)
Console.WriteLine("Subtraction Using Aggregate : " & subAgg)
'Similarly you can add any math's calculation to these arrays
'ArrayName.Aggregate(Function(a,b) a [operator] b)

End Sub


Only Works on Framework 3.5

Regards Hefin Dsouza




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