Consider a delegate declaration which takes a function and returns another function:
delegate Func<int, int> FuncConversionDelegate( Func<int, int> Func );
Your goal is to write a lambda expression defining a converter which would negate values returned by original method:
FuncConversionDelegate Negation =
/*
replace this with a lambda expression
which takes function f and returns function g
so that g(x) = -f(x)
*/;
Specifically, you have to replace the commented expression above to a correct definition.
To test the converter, take the identity function:
static Func<int, int> Identity = x => x;
and apply Negation to it:
Negation( Identity )( 5 )
4 comments:
Hello
Here's my solution
FuncConversionDelegate NegateLambda3 = func => i => -func(i);
I wanted to show you entire evolution of this solution (how did I end up with this nice lambda), but blogger says %LT int %GT (generic) is not proper HTML tag.
One of the ways this could be achieved is using this statement:
static Func<Func<int, int>, Func<int, int>> Negation = f => j => -f(j) ;
and then calling Negation(Identity)with an integer as the parameter like it is mentioned as part of the question.
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