Thanks for the suggestion there, @asparallel.
Here is the updated C# code (with the same logic as JavaScript one) using .Aggregate.
.Aggregate
using System.Linq; using System; public class Kata { public static int[] CountPositivesSumNegatives(int[] a) { return (a == null || a.Length == 0) ? new int[0] : a.Aggregate(new [] {0, 0}, (acc, n) => { if (n > 0) acc[0]++; else acc[1] += n; return acc; }); } }
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Thanks for the suggestion there, @asparallel.
Here is the updated C# code (with the same logic as JavaScript one) using
.Aggregate
.