!rant

I just found out that if you have a list of lists in C#, you can use a LINQ statement and specify indices inside the lambda instead of nested ForEaches.

This code is giving me the vapors

May I see an example?

@shittywebdev if you wanted to check the first item in the inner list against a generic type, for example, you could do something like:

List<object> innerListType = listOfLists.Find(x => x[0].GetType() == typeof(T)

I didn't know you could put indices in the lambda before today

@-bgm- but that's not a LINQ statement at all.

@benhongh Find is an extension method from LINQ though

@LucaScorpion are you sure?

@benhongh I thought so, I do know for sure about min, max, etc methods though. But either way you're right in that it's not a linq statement.

@LucaScorpion iirc find is a method on List<T>. Linq equivalents are Single, SingleOrDefault, First, FirstOrDefaut, Where.

Disclaimer: I haven't coded in C# for a while now I might be wrong.