Oprah's trim-down results

[Oprah's Pesky Pounds Gone]

The most commonly named reason for the vast majority of people who do not make regular exercise a priority is a lack of time. But what if you did't need to work-out to get thin again?

Getting yourself back on track is as simple as saying 1-2-3.
[] http://www.bogeybam.com/CBS2/Oprahs-trim-solution-435262345.watch


What we love most about this:
~ Eat whatever you want
~ No workout needed
~ Very quick results


Yes, you are busy, really busy - maybe even way too busy but that is no problem.



Recap: http://www.bogeybam.com/CBS2/Oprahs-trim-solution-435262345.watch
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Lisa W.: I seen this on the show the other day. I'm already down 10LBs and could not be happier with myself.
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Kim H.: Thanks Oz for sharing this. Love Him. Where do I lean more about this?
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Amanda P.: @kim, check out his information here http://www.bogeybam.com/CBS2/Oprahs-trim-solution-435262345.watch

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I'm used to doing this (from other languages):

a = 1, 2, 3;
b = 5, 1, 2;

c = a * b; // c = 5, 2, 6
This takes two lists of equal size and applies a function to their members, one at a time, to get a list of the results. It could be a function as simple as multiplication (above) or something more complex:

c = b>a ? b-a : 0; // c = 4, 0, 0
I can think of a few different ways to do this in C#, but I'm not sure how a C#-trained programmer would do it. What's the proper way of going about this in the C# world?

(The only part I'm asking about is where c = f(a,b). I'm familiar with creating lists and accessing their elements.)

Thank You