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public static void main() { list items = new list { , , , }; items.sort((x, y) => x - y); } } in d[ edit ] d provides several ways to declare function objects: lisp/python-style via closures or c#-style via delegates , respectively: bool find(t)(t[] haystack, bool delegate(t) needle_test) { foreach (straw
; haystack) { if (needle_test(straw)) return true; } return false; } void main() { int[] haystack = [ , , , , , , ]; int needle = ; bool needletest(int n) { return n == needle; } assert( find(haystack, &needletest) ); } the difference between a delegate and a closure in d is automatically and conservatively...
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