It’s a good idea but this function isn’t unique to NGS. It’s called Enumerable.Single on .NET and I wouldn’t be surprised if other platforms had an equivalent.
Thanks! I’ll take a look at which other interesting methods they have there. When claiming something as unique there is of course always a chance that the thing is already implemented somewhere else and I’m just not aware, like in this case.
It’s a good idea but this function isn’t unique to NGS. It’s called Enumerable.Single on .NET and I wouldn’t be surprised if other platforms had an equivalent.
Thanks! I’ll take a look at which other interesting methods they have there. When claiming something as unique there is of course always a chance that the thing is already implemented somewhere else and I’m just not aware, like in this case.
Edit: updated the post