C # LINQ (8)

The previous code is a LINQ self-inferred type. In fact, LINQ at the end of the query is able to create types dynamically.

           varIntarray =New[] {1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,Ten, One}; varList = fromNuminchIntarraywherenum >1&&num<5Let l=array.indexof (intarray, num)Select New{list="Meet the criteria:"+num,loction="the index of the current element in the array is"+L}; foreach(varIteminchlist) Console.WriteLine (item);

The so-called automatic type is created by using the New keyword.

Like in the code

Select New {list=" matches the condition:" +num,loction=" the current element is in the array index is "+l};

is automatically built into the IEnumerable type

Nothing more practice this, or is very convenient!!!!

C # LINQ (8)