How to pronounce the => token(Lambda Operator)

All lambda expressions use the lambda operator =>, which is read as "goes to". The left side of the lambda operator specifies the input parameters (if any)
The right side holds the expression or statement block


If the lambda expression is a predicate, expressing some condition: c => c.State == "WA" then the => can be spoken as "such that". In this example, you could say "c such that c dot state equals Washington".

If the lambda expression is a projection, returning a new type: c => new XElement("CustomerID", c.CustomerID); then the => can be spoken as "becomes".

In the above example, you could say "c becomes new XElement with a name of CustomerID and its value is c dot CustomerID". Or "maps to", or "evaluate to",

You can also say "arrow". ... so on anyway confused again :) just say lambda oprator itself when you pronounce