map function in Haskell has two input parameters. The first parameter is a function and second parameter is a list. The map function applies the function passed as input parameter to all the elements in the list and returns a new list.
Is there a C# equivalent to this functionality?
Select
See my question Why is the LINQ "apply-to-all" method named Select? (Only if you are curious as it is not directly related).
Another alternative to Select and SelectMany is to write your own extension method.
public static IEnumerable<U> Map<T, U>(this IEnumerable<T> s, Func<T, U> f)
{
foreach (var item in s)
yield return f(item);
}
Thanks Wes Dyer for this sweet extension method! :) See post for more details.
Since Select and SelectMany were already mentioned, I'll answer an additional question you didn't ask: fold is found as Aggregate.
Now everyone reading this should be fully equipped to go be That Guy who writes Language X using Language Y idioms... so for the sake of your fellow C# programmers, don't get too carried away.