Jan 4
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C# LINQ — “Where”
LINQ (Language-Integrated Query) is a set of integrated C# capabilities which allow queries against data.
Today’s Objective: Explore the capabilities and usage of the LINQ Where method to search collections for met conditions.
The Where Method:
The Where method of LINQ can filter a collection of data, and return a new collection containing only the data values which meet the condition/s specified in the Where call.
An Example:
Of course, the Where method doesn’t only apply to character count.
The Where method makes it super easy to filter and search through data based on a huge range of possible conditions. The syntax is simple to learn, understand and use.
The Syntax:
