public string doIt(string input) { var aChars = input.ToCharArray(); var aCharsRes = new char[aChars.Length]; for (int i = 0; i < aChars.Length; i++) { aCharsRes[i] = (char)(aChars[i] ^ 1); } return new string(aCharsRes); }
Here is the re-factored one liner:
public string doItOneLiner(string input) { return new string(input.ToCharArray().Select(s => (char)(s ^ 1)).ToArray()); }
Is it more readable? After getting used to LINQ, I guess.
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