Super useful.
Super useful. Debugging Select/Where is now as easy as debugging for loops. Also remember that the pain point for debugging is the laziness and not the declarative syntax and you can just use `.ToList()` to get rid of it.
Posted by inglor on Apr 3, 2015, 3:55 PM
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Super useful.
inglorApr 3, 2015, 3:55 PM
Super useful. Debugging Select/Where is now as easy as debugging for loops. Also remember that the pain point for debugging is the laziness and not the declarative syntax and you can just use `.ToList()` to get rid of it.
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