Using conditional (?:) operator for method selection in C# (3.0)?

Question

I\'m refactoring some code.

Right now there are quite a few places with functions like this:

string error;
if (a) {
   error = f1(a, long, parameter,         


        

Answer 1

No, basically, without making it less efficient. If there is a return value, you can use:

var result = cond ? methodA(a,b,c,d) : methodB(a,b,c,d);

but that is about it.

Well, you can create a pair of delegates from the method group, but that adds overhead for no good reason. I won't endorse it.