Represents an array of arbitrary objects.
The following tables list the members exposed by the IEnumerable type.
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Initializes a new instance of the IEnumerable class. |
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Adds an object to the end of the collection. |
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Adds a range of elements to the end of the collection. |
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Clears the collection. |
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Creates a copy of the collection. |
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Checks if the given element is present in the collection. |
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Copies a range of elements from this collection to a destination collection. |
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Gets the number of elements. |
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Returns the first element in the collection. |
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Executes a provided function once for each element. |
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Gets the index of a given object in a collection. |
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Adds an element to the collection at the specified index. |
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Gets the element at the given index. |
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Gets the collection as an array. |
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Returns the last element in the collection. |
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Invokes a transform function on each item and returns the maximum value in a sequence of numbers. |
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Invokes a transform function on each item and returns theminimum value in a sequence of numbers. |
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Removes an element from the collection. |
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Removes the element at the given index. |
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Removes a range of elements starting from the given index. |
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Gets the collection as an array in reverse order. |
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Projects each element of a sequence into a new form. |
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Sorts the underlying array. |
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Computes the sum of the sequence of number values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element. |
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Returns a new Object array, containing the contents of the collection. |
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Filters a sequence of values based on a predicate. |