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- Adelbert on 2008-02-06 - Tags .NET , Silverlight , lambda , expression , 3.0 , 3.5 , delicious , original
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One of the things that make Lambda expressions particularly powerful from a framework developer's perspective is that they can be compiled as either a code delegate (in the form of an IL based method) or as an expression tree object which can be used at runtime to analyze, transform or optimize the expression.
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