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Google's Guava is very useful for Java programming. I needed an equivalent library for C#. I could not find one. So I have started a open source project to port Guava to C#. You can see the details for this project at its home page.
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Summary Guavas are one of the richest food sources of vitamin C.
Improves Heart Health Potassium can help regulate and steady the heartbeat and high blood pressure while vitamin C keeps the blood vessels healthy. Eating pink-fleshed guava on regular basis can decrease the risk of cardiovascular diseases. Guava leaves tea helps lower ''bad'' cholesterol and triglycerides.
If you have diabetes and use guava, check your blood sugar carefully. Surgery: Guava might lower blood sugar. In theory, guava might increase the risk for bleeding or interfere with blood sugar control during and after surgical procedures. Stop using guava as a medicine at least 2 weeks before a scheduled surgery.
Guava is very low in carbohydrates. A hundred grams serving of guava contains only about 14 grams of carbohydrates. According to various studies, including more low carbohydrate foods in diet could help boost sustainable weight loss.
I wouldn't call it Guava for .NET - partly because a lot of the classes in Guava simply won't be needed. A lot of the Iterable stuff is covered by LINQ, for example, and much of the resource handling is simpler too.
I suggest that if you want to create a new .NET library, you target specific needs - Guava is a grab-bag of utilities which have proven useful in Java, but the needs of .NET developers are different.
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