The Amb operator sets up a winner-take-all race condition between all source sequences. The first sequence to emit a notification will gain full control of the output, and all the other sequences will have their subscriptions immediatelly cancelled. Amb is most commonly used to ensure only one of many outcomes being evaluated in parallel is propagated.

Examples

Use Amb to propagate the first observable sequence to emit a notification.

Related Operators

Use Switch instead to propagate the latest observable sequence that emits notifications from a sequence of observable sequences.