The term "LINQ to Objects" refers to the use of LINQ queries with any IEnumerable or IEnumerable<T> collection directly, without the use of an intermediate LINQ provider or API such as LINQ to SQL or LINQ to XML.
I'm trying to emulate the LIKE operator in LINQ to Objects. Here my code: List<string> list = new …
c# linq-to-objects sql-likeI have a dictionary that looks something like this: Dictionary<String, List<String>> test1 : 1,3,4,5 test2 : 2,3,6,7 test3 : 2,8 …
c# .net linq dictionary linq-to-objectsUpdate - for those of a facetious frame of mind, you can assume that Aggregate still produces the normal result …
c# optimization linq-to-objectsI have a simple LINQ-expression like: newDocs = (from doc in allDocs where GetDocument(doc.Key) != null select doc).ToList(); The …
c# linq-to-objectsOverview One of the things I've asked a lot about on this site is LINQ. The questions I've asked have …
linq linq-to-sql linq-to-entities linq-to-objectsMyClass consists of ID ParentID and List<MyClass> as Children I have list of MyClass like this ID …
c# list linq-to-objects hierarchical-dataI'm using Lookup class in C# as my prime data container for the user to select values from two Checked …
linq c#-3.0 linq-to-objects lookupLINQ to Objects supports queries on string objects but when I use code such as below: string SomeText = "this is …
c# linq string linq-to-objects takeI usually use the term entity to represent a business data object and in my mind, the linq to entities …
c# linq linq-to-entities linq-to-objectsOk so I have two lists in C# List<Attribute> attributes = new List<Attribute>(); List<…
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