In the similar vein as ToIEnumerable and FromSingleItemIs this a good improvement for making lists on the fly?SyntaxSugar.ToIEnumerable(test1,test2,test3);vs.new []{test1,test2,test3};Code:  public static class SyntaxSugar{    public static IEnumerable<T> ToIEnumerable<T>(params  T[] items)    {        return items;    }}not technically an extension to prevent T clutterCons: longer codefragmentPros: more finger friendly- no [] or {}Encapsulates the collection away from being treated as an array.
Is ToEnumerable for multiple items a good practice?
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