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CodeQL 13: chore: additional style fixes (ternary, complex-block, implicit-conversion) #199
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In .NET, does Enumerable.Repeat<T>(element, count) throw an exception when count is negative? Please cite the official Microsoft docs.💡 Result:
Yes, in.NET, the Enumerable.Repeat(TResult, Int32) method throws an ArgumentOutOfRangeException if the count parameter is less than 0 [1][2][3]. According to the official Microsoft documentation, the count argument represents the number of times to repeat the value in the generated sequence, and it must be a non-negative integer [1][2][3]. If a negative value is provided, the method explicitly throws an ArgumentOutOfRangeException [1][2][3].
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Guard against negative bucket counts before
Enumerable.Repeat.Enumerable.Repeat(value, count)throwsArgumentOutOfRangeExceptionwhencount < 0. The N1–N5 values come from database reads with NULL→0 conversion but no range validation. If the database contains corrupted negative counts, this refactor will crash instead of silently handling them. Clamp counts before callingEnumerable.Repeat():Proposed fix
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