Don't think this is a repost, difficult to search for the word between because it is used in everything (like searching for AND).
I want to filter a list based on a date range.
I have a list with some dates and I want to filter them by a date range. Is there a Linq or Lambda equivalent of the between
statement in SQL.
For example, the code below will not work in Linqpad (or Visual Studio):
void Main()
{
List<ListExample> list = new List<ListExample>();
list.Add(new ListExample("Name1","23 Aug 2010"));
list.Add(new ListExample("Name2","23 Aug 2009"));
var query = from l in list
where l.DateValue between "01 Jan 2010" and "01 Jan 2011"
select l;
}
public class ListExample
{
public Lis开发者_运维问答tExample(string name, string dateValue)
{
Name = name;
DateValue = DateTime.Parse(dateValue);
}
public string Name{get;set;}
public DateTime DateValue{get;set;}
}
Something like this?
var query = from l in list
where l.DateValue >= new DateTime(2010, 1, 1)
&& l.DateValue <= new DateTime(2011, 1, 1)
select l;
You can write your own extension method:
public static bool IsBetween(this DateTime dt, DateTime start, DateTime end)
{
return dt >= start && dt <= end;
}
In which case the query would look something like (method syntax for a change):
var start = new DateTime(2010, 1, 1);
var end = new DateTime(2011, 1, 1);
var query = list.Where(l => l.DateValue.IsBetween(start, end));
I see you've provided some samples with the dates as strings. I would definitely keep the parsing logic (DateTime.ParseExact
or other) separate from the query, if at all possible.
var query = from l in list
where new DateTime(1,1,2010) <= l.DateValue and DateValue <= new DateTime(1,1,2011)
select l;
of course, normally warning about timezones and different times on clients and servers apply
Datetime DT1 = DateTime.Parse("01 Jan 2010");
Datetime DT2 = DateTime.Parse("01 Jan 2011");
var query = from l in list
where l.DateValue >= DT1 && l.DateValue <= DT2
select l;
in linq you use the && and || like you would in a normal boolean statement of C#.
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