I am trying to sort a object collection dynamically. Ideally I would want it to do the below functionality where I could specify the criter开发者_如何学Pythonia at runtime.
Ok guys... first time posting a question on here.I\'m trying to demo a couple features of LINQ and have hit a snag. The following query isn\'t performing as expected:
I am new to Linq and I have seen that if there are multiple entities, some use the multiple FROM syntax like this:
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How do I get the collection of keys from a Loo开发者_JAVA技巧kup<> I created through the .ToLookup() method?
I need to check if my \"constant\" contains (string) of any items of my collection. My constant is here:
Given a collection of MyType { int Index, string Name } what would be the technically efficient way of getting Min/Max index items?
I have a colle开发者_开发知识库ction of anonymous class and I want to return an empty list of it.
Trying to use Distinct() using a custom comparer and it gives me the error: cannot be inferred from the usage. Try specifying the type arguments explicitly
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