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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.

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LINQ 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.

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LINQ 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.

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LINQ 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.

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LINQ Min() Function

In this article, we will discuss how to return the minimum value through the LINQ Min() function in List data structure.

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LINQ 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.

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LINQ 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.

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LINQ 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.

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LINQ ElementAtOrDefault Operator

This is returning element on the index number using ElementAtOrDefault operator and used using System, using System.Linq, using System.Collections.Generic.

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C# 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.

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C# 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.

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Environment.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.

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Environment.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.

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IsSealed 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.

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Environment.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.

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Environment.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.

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Environment.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.

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Environment.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.

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Environment.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.

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C# 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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