More fluent C# / .NET

Question

A co-worker of mine came up with this and I wonder what others think? Personally, I find it interesting but wonder if it is too big a departure? Code examples below. Extensi

Answer 1

Good rule of thumb:

If your first impression of your code is "This is clever" - it's probably not a good idea.

Good code should be simple, readable, and only "clever" if absolutely necessary.