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  1. November 7th, 2008, 03:03 PM #1
    purpleflash
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    Can Linq be used to query a Generic List<T>?

    I have a class which is basically a List<T>, where the objects in the list are instances of another class of mine, mostly strings but also a few DateTimes and long variables.

    Can I run Linq queries against this generic list, and have it search through the objects in the list?

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    Re: Can Linq be used to query a Generic List<T>?

    LINQ can be used with anything that supports IEnumerable.
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