I have a linq query that does something simple like:
var k = people.Select(x=>new{x.ID, x.Name});
I then want a function or linq lambda,
Just for fun, here’s something that really uses functional LINQ — no loop and no StringBuilder
. Of course, it’s pretty slow.
var list = new[] { new { ID = 1, Name = "John" },
new { ID = 2, Name = "Mark" },
new { ID = 3, Name = "George" } };
var resultAggr = list
.Select(item => item.ID + ":" + item.Name)
.Aggregate(new { Sofar = "", Next = (string) null },
(agg, next) => new { Sofar = agg.Next == null ? "" :
agg.Sofar == "" ? agg.Next :
agg.Sofar + ", " + agg.Next,
Next = next });
var result = resultAggr.Sofar == "" ? resultAggr.Next :
resultAggr.Sofar + " and " + resultAggr.Next;
// Prints 1:John, 2:Mark and 3:George
Console.WriteLine(result);