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Using an anonymous method

I did not use anonymous methods. I found code that repeats the list, as shown in code snippet 1. Why is code snippet 1 preferable to 2?

List<String> names = new List<String>(); ... //Code snippet 1 names.ForEach(delegate(String name) { Console.WriteLine(name); }); //Code snippet 2 foreach (string name in names) { Console.WriteLine(name); }
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I do not see fragment 1 use a lot. I see a variation using lambda expressions.

 names.ForEach(x=> Console.WriteLine(x));
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In this case, there is no use.

You could find older programmers using method 2 in your example, and newer programmers can use method 1.

Older programmers have more experience with anonymous methods, anonymous methods are new, not “rooted in their souls,” and they are automatically programmed in style # 2.

New programmers can use # 1 because they continue to think that all this is a method call.

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