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Hava nagila,
Hava nagila,
Hava nagila,
Venis mecha.

Hava nagila,
Hava nagila,
Hava nagila,
Venis mecha.

Hava neranena,
Hava neranena,
Hava neranena,
Venis mecha.

Hava neranena,
Hava neranena,
Hava neranena,
Venis mecha.

string chant="nagila";
for (int s=0;s++;s<2) {
  for (int h=0;h++;h<3) {
   std.out("Hava " + chant);
  }
  std.out("Venis mecha");
  chant="neranena";
}

List<int> times = new List<int>() {1,2,3};
string chant = "nagila";
times.ForEach(s => Console.WriteLine("Hava" + chant));
string chant = "neranena";
times.ForEach(s => Console.WriteLine("Hava" + chant));

List<int> times = new List<int>() {1,2,3};
List<string> chants = new List<string> {"nagila", "neranena"};

chants.ForEach(s => times.ForEach(f => Console.Write("Hava" + s)));

var hava = Enumerable.Repeat
    (Enumerable.Repeat("Hava negila,", 3)
        .Append<string>("Venis mecha.")
            .Concat(Enumerable.Repeat("Hava neranena,", 3)
                .Append<string>("Venis mecha.")), 2)
                    .SelectMany(g => g);

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The only downside, so far, is I have a very vague feeling (no precise measurement was involved) that the .NET Core version might be a tad slower... mm... or maybe the opposite (just realising I was confused as to which windows was the .NET core one, hahah)

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that I might have to recompile meself for .NET Core... D'Oh! |