I have a list of members that have to play a game against each other and I want to generate a complete list of all the members against every other member without repeating any games. My list looks like this: string[] members = {"Alphie", "Jerome", "Silky", "Buzz"...
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Some notes on LINQ to XML All LINQ to XML objects inherit from XObject. All LINQ to XML objects except XAttribute inherit from XNode which directly inherits from XObject. Using XDocument is optional. (XDocument wraps an XElement object and adds to it.) Both XDocument and XElement have static methods...
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The problem: You have a classic Hashtable. Although the keys are strings they hold only ints. You also have a list of ints. You want to find out if any of the keys from the Hashtable are in the list of ints. How do you do this in one line of LINQ? The solution, using LINQ, that I came up with is: //...
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