What is “oftype"? In linq?
Answer / Devesh Kumar Pandey
In LINQ, 'ofType' is a type conversion operator that allows you to cast or filter a sequence of objects based on a specific type. The OfType<TSource>() method returns an IEnumerable<TSource> containing only the elements of the input sequence TSource.
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 0 Yes | 0 No |
What is the use of linq in c#?
What do you understand by linq to xml?
Which is faster linq or lambda?
Where in linq query with multiple conditions?
What is linq to sql deferred loading?
Can we use left join in linq?
Explain what is the use of system.xml.xlinq.dll?
What is predicate in linq?
What is the use of System.Data.DLinq.dll?
Is linq faster than sql?
How to assign a computed value to the same array back?
What is selectmany in linq?
Visual Basic (800)
C Sharp (3816)
ASP.NET (3180)
VB.NET (461)
COM+ (79)
ADO.NET (717)
IIS (369)
MTS (11)
Crystal Reports (81)
BizTalk (89)
Dot Net (2435)
Exchange Server (362)
SharePoint (720)
WCF (340)
MS Office Microsoft (6963)
LINQ Language-Integrated Query (317)
WPF (371)
TypeScript (144)
Microsoft Related AllOther (311)