Questions tagged [linq]
Language INtegrated Query (LINQ) is a Microsoft .NET Framework component that adds native data querying capabilities to .NET languages.
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Picking a random neighbouring cell, but only picking previously-visited ones if there aren't any unvisited
I'm creating mazes, and have a Cell class (only relevant code shown)...
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SelectAsync With Max Degree Of Parallelism
I have been looking for the best approach to creating an extension method that would give me the ability to select in a linq query using async/await with a max degree of parallelism. I'm aware that ...
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Generic search service to filter entries in lists
I'm in the process of implementing a fully generic service to filter out entries (of any type), which are contained in a ICollection.
As it is generic, without any ...
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Getting all descendants IWebElements (using XPath) is too slow in Selenium
Well, I'm working with Selenium to scrap a webpage that has obfuscated class names (example <div class="example-gHJkLM">...)...
So I needed to create an ...
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get better performance [closed]
I have this code that works, but I'm sure that it can be done better, any suggestions?
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C# Linq search list within list
I am writing a domino draw game in C# and would like to know if there is a simpler/better way to know the player that has been dealt the highest double bone (where x equals y) and what bone it is:
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C# + Linq - grouping objects by frames of time found in the data
A bit of background. In the application I work on there are emails sent to notify users about articles they need to review. Each email+recipient pair is stored in database and may be assigned a ...
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Solving Fizz Buzz using LINQ in C#
The Fizz Buzz challenge is well-known and should not need any explanations, right?
I recently got a bit bored and came up with a solution for Fizz Buzz using LINQ and even asynchronous code and a lot ...
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Given an array A[] and a number x, check for pair in A[] with sum as x
LINQ/FP style:
Assert.IsTrue(new[] {1,2,3}.AnyPairSum(4));
Where:
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Implement Sudoku using LINQ
WiKi and GitHub.
Sudoku rules are being checked with the following tests:
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GCD Groups with list
We have a list.
divide the list element into two groups such that when the product of the numbers of two groups is taken and their GCD is calculated, it came out to be 1. Answer the number of ways in ...
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Finding which items have at least one common value with other items
I have the following collection :
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ASP.NET MVC 5, EF 6 filter performance
I'm creating a filter with Linq in an ASP.NET MVC application. I was hoping I could get some tips on performance enhancements, aside from any possible performance enhancements.
I have a few questions:...
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LINQ Extension methods MinBy and MaxBy
LINQ Extension
I present a LINQ method ArgBy that returns the item of a sequence that corresponds to the predicate specified. Two additional methods ...
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Reverse Dictionary: Group from child array elements and get its minimum key
Objective
I have following array and would like to group by each child and get its smallest Id:-
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DropDown tree with search
I fetch a bunch of categories for a DropDown tree, and have to implement search in this dropdown. If there is a match in one of the elements, it should also get all ...
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Make utility using LINQ
Make() takes projects with a list of tuples representing project references in the form of (Dependency, Dependent) and returns ...
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LINQ for generating all possible permutations
Permutate() is supposed to generate all possible permutations of the source sequence:
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LINQ for extracting N bottom items (async streams)
source.Bottom(n, x => x) should be the same as well known LINQ source.OrderBy(x => x).Take(n) but is more memory/run-time ...
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Filter search results by multiple filters in one operation
I want to filter search results by multiple filters at once. Is it possible to reduce the number of if statements?
My code:
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E-Commerce Mock App in Console
I have completed this E-Commerce Mock App in Console C# which I used object to store the data to apply some C# OOP and LINQ techniques. Since it is just a mock version, features are reduced to the ...
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ExactlyOne extension method
I often find in codebases something on the order of if (sprockets.Count() > 0) which is easily replaced with LINQ's ...
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PLINQ code analysis in terms of efficiency of cryptographic hashes generation
I have the following code that I wrote in order to find the correct password by generating hashes out of all possible combinations and comparing each of them with the target. I'm trying to make ...
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Grouping into more groups in one iteration
I had a need to group the same dataset in several groups. So instead of repeatedly query the dataset, I made an extension that could do it once. The caveat is, that the result is materialized in ...
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SkipLast of an IEnumerable<T> - Linq Extension
As my answer to this question, I came up with this solution:
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Performance issue with empty lists
Here's my updated version of the problem I posted at Calculating time windows for entities, adding in suggested changes as well as a change I did so that the Reflection is 'cached' in a ...
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Populating dropdown lists, using SQL vs. using expression trees and reflection
I'm working with a large enterprise SQL Server database with dozens of tables that are used mainly as lookups to populate dropdown lists, etc. These tables all follow the convention of having (table)...
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Non brute force algorithm for Birthday Chocolate
Problem: https://www.hackerrank.com/challenges/the-birthday-bar/problem
Lily has a chocolate bar that she wants to share it with Ron for his birthday. Each of the squares has an integer on it. She ...
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Configure multiple application features by common criteria
My FeatureSerivce provides only basic APIs, so it is good in dealing with single features. Like I can configure only one feauture at a time:
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LINQ queries to generate a report on accrued work time on projects
The following code fetches data from a MySql database to generate a simple report on accrued work time on projects.
I've been away from Entity Framework for a while and looking at this code you can ...
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Poker Hand evaluation
I want to evaluate Poker Hands an wrote the following Code:
https://dotnetfiddle.net/mxMvq9
Anything wrong / to imporve?
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Take N elements from List of Lists
I've come with a solution super tricky for a simple requirement. I think I could solve the problem using LinQ, but I'm not seeing it so clearly at all.
What's sure, I'm not comfortable with my code.
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Parse through an XDocument efficiently and match values to matching object
Minimum viable test program:
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LINQ or Lambda for two foreach query [closed]
I have a Document Name Table in my SQL database and Files in the Content folder.
I have two lists: ListOfFileNamesSavedInTheDB and ...
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Making a list of customers who buy the top N items from a supplier
I have a method that works perfectly well and does what it's supposed to, albeit a little slow (30 - 40 seconds). I would like to be able to speed it up or at least make it more efficient, any ideas ...
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Logging inside a Linq fluent chain [closed]
I've posted this to Stack Overflow, but someone voted to close as they felt it was opinion based, so I'm bringing it over to Code Review.
I have some Linq fluent chains to shape an original ...
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Using IQueryable.GroupBy to count related database entities
Given a DbSet<Client> from an Entity Framework 6 DbContext, I need to count the number of related ...
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Filtering List data using LINQ [closed]
In this code I have declared myPushData, myPushDataFilterd and myPushDataFilterd2 variables ...
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Linq for ObservableCollection
Purpose
ObservableCollection<T> is not strictly a WPF class, but its intended purpose seems to be for use in WPF. It's the standard implementation of ...
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Finding Isogram Word
An isogram (also known as a "nonpattern word") is a word or phrase without a repeating letter, however spaces and hyphens are allowed to appear multiple times.
The ...
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Going from IQueryable<IEnumerable<myObj>> to IEnumerable<myObj>
I have a "GetPersonsPerDepartment()" method returning a IQueryable<IEnumerable<Person>> while I'm trying to get a simple ...
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Custom implementation of the linq Zip operator for different length lists
Based on my answer I have my implementation of linq Zip operator which operates on different length lists, and loops shortest list.
My implementation:
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Method to populate a dictionary from properties
I have a class with some properties. In the class I have a method that is "collecting" all the properties in a specific instance of the class to a dictionary, with the properties name being the ...
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Reuse Select Expression in LINQ
I have three methods to get the user details based on attributes:
Find user details by id,
Find user details by username,
Find user details by email
Here is the program class:
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Grouping report data by one of two criteria
I have a report with a group by filter. A stored procedure returns all the data and maps it to IEnumerable<EventListRow>. The code should then group the data ...
