In C#, I have a Dictionary object which stores one integer value and one decimal value. Dictionar开发者_JS百科y<decimal,int> objDict = new Dictionary<decimal,int>();
public IQueryable<MyDataList> GetMyDataList(int id) { var result = db.MyDataLists.All(b => b.MyDa开发者_JAVA百科taListID== id);
I have a list of immutable objects (in my specific case a list of Tuple<double, double>) and I\'d like to change the one with the highest Item2 value.
I am pretty confused in collection and IEnumerable types. Can any one explain why the 1st query is wrong but the 2nd is correct-
I have two IList<Traffic> I need to combine. Traffic is a simple class: class Traffic { long MegaBits;
I got the following linq query: var invadersOrderedInColumns = from i in invaders group i by i.GetPosition().X;
I have the following input, arriving from an external source: IEnumerable<string> = new [] { \"1\", \"5\", \"Transition Good->Bad\", \"3\", \"2\",
Run into a tricky problem with db4o and a simple nested structures. Problem: when I use LINQ to pull data out of db4o, its pulling out too much data (i.e. the \"where\" clause doesn\'t seem to be wor
I am new to LINQ.I am using LINQ to Objects (I think) and the way the data is set up I can\'t directly get to a piece of data I need.
public class CourseDetail { public CourseDetail(); public string CourseId { get; set; } public string CourseDescription { get; set; }
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