Right! Thanks for your help with a succinct answer and explanation. I was getting sick of trying to decipher the correct approach from StackOverflow :blobthumbsup:
❔ Can anyone break down this one-line code for me?
Oh so it's a lamda, I see. I think I'm going to have to read up on lamdas and Actions too. Thank you for your help, you've put me on the right track. 👍
❔ Can anyone break down this one-line code for me?
I'm not sure in this context haha. I'm under the impression => is used for lambda declaration and expression based properties. What does it mean in this context?