I know I shouldn't have id's with the same value. This 开发者_StackOverflow社区is just fictitious, so overlook that.
I have:
List<Car> carList = new List<Car>();
carList.Add(new Car() { id = 1, name = "Honda" });
carList.Add(new Car() { id = 2, name = "Toyota" });
carList.Add(new Car() { id = 1, name = "Nissan" });
I want to use Lambda Expression to retrieve all cars that have an id of 1.
Anticipated Result:
-- Id: 1, Name: Honda -- Id: 1, Name: Nissan
The problem is more filtering an object list based on a foreign key.
Use LINQ:
IEnumerable<Car> matchingCars = carList.Where(car => car.id == 1);
Using List<T>.FindAll
:
List<Car> matchingCars = carList.FindAll(car => car.id == 1);
I would prefer the LINQ approach personally - note that that is lazy, whereas FindAll
immediately looks through the whole list and builds a new list with the results.
Try this
var match = carList.Where(x => x.id ==1 );
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