C# LINQ Take Operator
LINQ is used to perform operations on the C# collections or Normal data structures. With LINQ, we can also perform database query operations.
Read MoreLINQ Skip Operator
This is skipping the elements using Skip() operator in C# – LINQ which takes integer value(n) that skips number of elements from the given data structure.
Read MoreLINQ OrderByDescending() Method
This is to order the data in descending order with the OrderByDescending() function. It will return all elements in descending order in a given data structure.
Read MoreLINQ OfType() Method
In this tutorial, we discussed the OfType() method which is used to eliminate the unnecessary data type elements and return only elements of a single data type.
Read MoreLINQ Min() Function
In this article, we will discuss how to return the minimum value through the LINQ Min() function in List data structure.
Read MoreLINQ LastOrDefault() Method
LastOrDefault() in LINQ returns only the last element or default element from the data structure. Here, we used List as a data structure.
Read MoreLINQ GroupBy()
The LINQ GroupBy method is used to group the similar values in a specified attribute and place all the similar elements using Method and Query.
Read MoreLINQ Except() Method
The LINQ Except() method in C# returns all the elements in the first dataset that are not present in the second data set.
Read MoreLINQ ElementAtOrDefault Operator
This is returning element on the index number using ElementAtOrDefault operator and used using System, using System.Linq, using System.Collections.Generic.
Read MoreC# LINQ Last() Method
Article guide on how to return the last element from the specified data structure using the C# LINQ last() method through two approaches – using method and query.
Read MoreC# LINQ Concat() Method
Practical guide on how to join the two data sources using the Concat() method available in C# LINQ to append the second data source to the first data source.
Read MoreEnvironment.Is64BitOperatingSystem Property
Guide on how to use the operating system property using the predefined properties through C# rather than checking manually available in the Environment Class.
Read MoreEnvironment.GetLocalDrives() Method
Tutorial on how to return the drives present in your system using the GetLogicalDrives() method and get the drives using for loop and String.Join() method.
Read MoreIsSealed Property
Comprehensive tutorial on how to check if the type in C# is sealed or not using the IsSealed property by returning a Boolean value along with three examples.
Read MoreEnvironment.Version Property
Guide on how to get the version of the current platform in C# using the Version property in the Environment class including Major, Minor, Build, and Revision.
Read MoreEnvironment.SystemPageSize Property
Comprehensive tutorial on how to return the number of bytes in the memory page of an operating system using the Environment.SystempageSize property.
Read MoreEnvironment.SystemDirectory Property
Comprehensive guide on returning the path in the form of string where the C# file is located in your system using the Environment.SystemDirectory property.
Read MoreEnvironment.MachineName Property
Practical tutorial on how to get the machine name using the MachineName property by running the C# program on the online compiler and personal system.
Read MoreEnvironment.Is64ButProcess Property
Tutorial on how to check if the process that is running in your machine is a 64-bit or not using the Is64BitProcess property by returning the Boolean value.
Read MoreC# Rename File
The C# programming allows us to rename a file using different built-in methods. We can easily rename our existing file by writing a simple code.
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