C#: How do you pronounce =>

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How do I pronounce "=>” as used in lambda expressions in .Net?

What do i read => as? As in:

listOfFoo.Where(x => x.Size > 10);

If i used the standard mathematical notation it reads as implies. So the entire line becomes:

x implies x's Size property is greater than ten

That makes no sense; so i'm unable to make heads or tails of that code.

And i tried googling for "=>", but that's a spectacularly futile exercise.

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Just as ridiculous as the conditional operator; anyone using that should be poked in the eye for trying to show off how cool they are.

Answer 1

http://blogs.msdn.com/ericlippert/archive/2008/05/16/reading-code-over-the-telephone.aspx answers your question.

Answer 2

I read it as match x where size > 10.