I know what >= means, but in microsoft docs it keeps showing =>. Google search isn’t getting me anywhere and ignores that I typed it.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/csharp/language-reference/operators/lambda-operator
=> is used between the argument list and body of a lambda expression
Use quotes around symbols to force google to not ignore them
It indicates a lambda expression — emphasis on ‘expression’. It is like a function but expressed (no pun intended) as an expression.
It began as lambda expression but now with it’s so many uses, the definition really depends on the context now, but generally it’s like ‘return’ I guess…
Lambda my friend, lambda. I like to think it means “goes to” like c => c.something
It’s a lambda expression, which you could think of as a temporary method. args => {body}
literally just google it: https://www.google.com/search?q=c%23+%3D%3E
I can’t give you a proper and good question, but for documentation, it’s called lambda. It has many uses
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null reference exceptions