T
Tony
Hello!
Interface IEnumerable consist of method GetEnumerator() which will return an
object of type IEnumerator.
Now to my question will every object that GetEnumerator return implement
Current, MoveNext and Reset.
I mean in this case I don't have to implement these three methods because
they are already accessible in the object that is returned from
GetEnumerator.
Is this correct understood ?
//Tony
Interface IEnumerable consist of method GetEnumerator() which will return an
object of type IEnumerator.
Now to my question will every object that GetEnumerator return implement
Current, MoveNext and Reset.
I mean in this case I don't have to implement these three methods because
they are already accessible in the object that is returned from
GetEnumerator.
Is this correct understood ?
//Tony