so the "n" is just a variable. Meg could have used "f" or "ff" or "gg", if Meg so desired.



"Yes, the Split method splits a string into parts" , "The result of the Split function is a string array."
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So the Split method turn the string into an Array or uses the parts for the string in an Array, kind a sort of?




"It does not 'build' an Enumeration, it 'builds' an Enumerable. The difference is significant. I explained what an Enumeration is above, and it has nothing to do with loops or Enumerables."
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Yes, I think I understand. I got confussed. Enumeration is a list, I promise I do remember this.

So the program is building an Enumerable, which is the String Array. The "n" is the Enumerator which walks thru the Enumerable (the string Array) looking for words with the letter "o" in it. The space is a default delimiter.


An Enumeration is: (from previous lesson)
Carbrands
Carbrands.Ford
Carbrands.Toyta
etc...

Which I can see now has nothing to do with Enumerator or Enumeratable.

Thanks again Nick





I need to learn how to use the Quote message in reply feature for this forum. Sorry for the lack of not using it...