The process of performing a specific task on every element within an Enumerable<t> is called iteration. It typically involves using a loop (such as a for loop, foreach loop, or while loop) to iterate through each element in the Enumerable<t> and perform the desired task on each element. Alternatively, LINQ methods such as Select(), Where(), and Aggregate() provide more concise ways to perform operations on all elements in an Enumerable<t>.
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