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How to use Partition Operators in LINQ: part 1
 by Dinesh Beniwal on Sep 02, 2010

In this article you will learn the working of two partition operators.
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Sometime we needs to partitioned the data into two parts and than return one of the part this can done through the partition operators in LINQ. These operators are Take, Skip, SkipWhile, TakeWhile. In this article you will see the working of First two partition operators.

  • First we discuss about the Take operator it grabs element to a specified position in the sequence and return the grabbed elements. In this example, we will grab the first two elements in the list. Read Full Article Here
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Good by Haider Rizvi On Sep 02, 2010
Thanks for your article.

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