Tag: LINQ
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LINQ Operators
Read more: LINQ OperatorsLINQ to Objects extends any type that inherits from IEnumerable (which is almost every collection class in .NET, from simple Arrays to List<T>) to support…
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Joining Operator: GroupJoin
Read more: Joining Operator: GroupJoinThe GroupJoin operator performs the same task as Join operator except that GroupJoin returns a result in group based on specified group key. The GroupJoin…
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LINQ Distinct. How To Get Distinct Values From A Collection Using LINQ.
Read more: LINQ Distinct. How To Get Distinct Values From A Collection Using LINQ.LINQ pronounced as “Link” is a .NET component that enables the processing of the native queries directly into C# and VB.NET languages. LINQ has Distinct()…
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Method vs Linq based query syntax example
Read more: Method vs Linq based query syntax exampleI need to make inner join on 3 tables; LedgerTypes, LedgerControl and Ledger. Method based query example Linq based query example I prefer query syntax…
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Search string array in collection using LINQ
Read more: Search string array in collection using LINQLINQ behavior is that LINQ wouldn’t return null when results are empty rather it will return an empty enumerable. We can check this with .Any()…
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