📅  最后修改于: 2023-12-03 14:47:49.835000             🧑  作者: Mango
System.Linq is a powerful namespace in C# that provides a range of standard query operators to perform filtering, projection, ordering, grouping, and other operations on collections of data.
The most common way to use System.Linq is through LINQ query syntax, which allows you to write queries in a declarative syntax similar to SQL:
var result = from item in collection
where item.Property == "Value"
orderby item.Date descending
select item;
Here, we declare a new variable result
that contains the results of a LINQ query on a collection of items. The from
keyword specifies the collection we want to query, and the where
, orderby
, and select
keywords further refine the query.
Another way to use System.Linq is through lambda expressions, which provide a more compact and functional programming approach:
var result = collection.Where(item => item.Property == "Value")
.OrderByDescending(item => item.Date)
.Select(item => item);
Here, we declare a new variable result
that uses the Where
, OrderByDescending
, and Select
extension methods from System.Linq to achieve the same result as the LINQ query syntax example.
System.Linq provides a range of standard query operators, including:
Where
, OfType
, Take
, Skip
, Distinct
Select
, SelectMany
OrderBy
, OrderByDescending
, ThenBy
, ThenByDescending
GroupBy
, GroupJoin
, Join
Union
, Intersect
, Except
Count
, Sum
, Average
, Min
, Max
These operators allow you to easily perform complex operations on collections of any type, including arrays, lists, dictionaries, and more.
System.Linq is a powerful namespace in C# that provides a wide range of standard query operators for manipulating collections of data. By leveraging LINQ query syntax and lambda expressions, you can write concise and expressive code that is easy to read and maintain.