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[mickey0]

Hello,
I was wonder if there's any chance to use the recursion in a mathod with yield instruction within a foeach, like this:

public IEnumerable<string> compute(string query) {
        foreach (string s in myObjs) {
          
             .......................................
             compute(query++)
             if (...) yield return  query;
        }

}

I don't know where's the problem but not recursion happen at all

[BigEd781]

Hello,
I was wonder if there's any chance to use the recursion in a mathod with yield instruction within a foeach, like this:

public IEnumerable<string> compute(string query) {
        foreach (string s in myObjs) {
          
             .......................................
             compute(query++)
             if (...) yield return  query;
        }

}

I don't know where's the problem but not recursion happen at all

Because yield has nothing to do with recursion. Recursion occurs when a method calls itself *recursively*. This is not a common thing to do in C# as it does not support tail recursion, so you may well blow your stack.

Also, your code makes absolutely no sense (incrementing a string???) and would not even compile. You should spend some time learning the basics before messing around with iterators and recursive functions.