I have 2 different IEnumerables:
IEnumerable<TypeA> ListA
& IEnumerable<TypeB> ListB
Both types have the property called "PersString".
My goal is to get for each item in ListA the corresponding items of ListB with the same "PersString".
I started with a ForEach-Loop in ListA nesting a ForEach-Loop of ListB and checking if "PersString" of the ListA-item matches the "PersString" of the ListB-item.
Is there a more efficient way of coding using Linq ?
Thank you.
CodePudding user response:
Is there a more efficient way of coding using Linq ?
Yes, you can join them. In Linq-To-Object this is (much) more efficient:
var query = from a in ListA
join b in ListB on a.PersString equals b.PersString
select (A: a, B: b);
CodePudding user response:
Join is more efficient way
var result = from x in ListA
join y in ListB
on x.PersString equals y.PersString
select new {x,y};