In your opinion, what is interesting about the code??

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Question:
Let us say we're using .Net 4.0, and IsPrime(int x) is a function that
determines whether a number is a prime number or not:

var simplelist = Enumerable.Range(1, 1000000);

var q = from x in simplelist.AsParallel()
where IsPrime(x)
select x;

foreach (var x in q)
{
Console.WriteLine(x);
}

In your opinion, what is interesting about the code listed above and
why is this important for the future of programming?
 
TJO said:
Question:
Let us say we're using .Net 4.0, and IsPrime(int x) is a function that
determines whether a number is a prime number or not:

var simplelist = Enumerable.Range(1, 1000000);

var q = from x in simplelist.AsParallel()
where IsPrime(x)
select x;

foreach (var x in q)
{
Console.WriteLine(x);
}

In your opinion, what is interesting about the code listed above and
why is this important for the future of programming?
Click to expand...

I will wait with answering the question until I am sure that your test
is over...
 
Question:
Let us say we're using .Net 4.0, and IsPrime(int x) is a function that
determines whether a number is a prime number or not:

var simplelist = Enumerable.Range(1, 1000000);

var q = from x in simplelist.AsParallel()
where IsPrime(x)
select x;

foreach (var x in q)
{
Console.WriteLine(x);

}

In your opinion, what is interesting about the code listed above and
why is this important for the future of programming?
Click to expand...

What's most interesting is how obvious homework questions usually are
-- they stand out like flashing red lights from the normal questions
you see on newsgroups.
 
TJO said:
Question:
Let us say we're using .Net 4.0, and IsPrime(int x) is a function that
determines whether a number is a prime number or not:

var simplelist = Enumerable.Range(1, 1000000);

var q = from x in simplelist.AsParallel()
where IsPrime(x)
select x;

foreach (var x in q)
{
Console.WriteLine(x);
}

In your opinion, what is interesting about the code listed above and
why is this important for the future of programming?
Click to expand...

Is this a homework question?

If so, I am impressed with your course. This is exactly the type of
questions that should be being asked right now in 2009.

The clue is in the methodcall .AsParallel()
 
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