In Python I can write
def myMethod():
#some work to find the row and col
return (row, col)
row, col = myMethod()
mylist[row][col] # do work on this element
But in C# I find myself writing out
int[] MyMethod()
{
// some work to find row and col
return new int[] { row, col }
}
int[] coords = MyMethod();
mylist[coords[0]][coords[1]] //do work on this element
The Pythonic way is obivously much cleaner. Is there a way to do this in C#?
There's a set of Tuple classes in .NET:
Tuple<int, int> MyMethod()
{
// some work to find row and col
return Tuple.Create(row, col);
}
But there's no compact syntax for unpacking them like in Python:
Tuple<int, int> coords = MyMethod();
mylist[coords.Item1][coords.Item2] //do work on this element