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How will you find the index of the element using where () with lambda expressions?
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Answer / Rahul Yadav
LINQ does not directly provide a method to get an index of an item within a collection. However, you can use Enumerable.ElementAt() or Enumerable.First() extension methods in conjunction with Where() to get the first element matching a condition, effectively getting the indexed element if you know the position.
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