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by WorldMaker
3325 days ago
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The obvious answer is don't wrap a good query in parentheses, use a second line: var somestuff = from x in someList
where x.Id > 7
select x.Name;
var somestuffList = somestuff.ToList();
For what it is worth, I personally consider ToList() harmful. I've done a lot of LINQ performance work and the first place I start is with a project-wide search for ToList and start to delete and/or replace calls to ToList to things more appropriate. List is more often than not the wrong data structure for a query result and I've seen too many people use ToList as a debugging crutch without understanding its performance impact. |
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