I met an interesting issue about C#. I have code like below. List<Func<int>> actions = new List<Func<int>>(); int variable = 0; while (variable < 5) { actions.Add(() =...

In "Captured Variables" how a variable is captured? What does that 'Captured' term stands for actually? Does it mean referencing a value type without getting the boxing involved? Thanks

I'm having a problem with foreach(var category in categories) { foreach(var word in words) { var waitCallback = new WaitCallback(state => { DoSomething(word, category); }); ThreadPool.Q...

I'm currently musing about some idea I can't get right. The problem is that I want to use one lambda function to instantiate a captured variable and another lambda to access a property of that var...