Here i would like to explore the implementation of LINQ.
Consider a List which contains Sid, Marks,SName, Dept of student.
Program:
Output:
Consider a List which contains Sid, Marks,SName, Dept of student.
Program:
using System;
using
System.Collections.Generic;
using
System.Linq;
using
System.Text;
namespace Linq
{
class Program
{
static void Main(string[]
args)
{
List<MyClass> o = new
List<MyClass>();
o.Add(new
MyClass { Sid = 1, SName = "ABC", Dept = "CSE",
Marks = 90 });
o.Add(new
MyClass { Sid = 2, SName = "DEF", Dept = "CSE",
Marks = 92 });
o.Add(new MyClass { Sid = 3, SName = "GHI", Dept = "IT",
Marks = 68 });
o.Add(new
MyClass { Sid = 4, SName = "JKL", Dept = "IT",
Marks = 70 });
o.Add(new
MyClass { Sid = 5, SName = "MNO", Dept = "CSE",
Marks = 99 });
o.Add(new
MyClass { Sid = 6, SName = "PQR", Dept = "CSE",
Marks = 99 });
o.Add(new
MyClass { Sid = 7, SName = "STU", Dept = "IT",
Marks = 96 });
int
CSEMARKS = (from p in
o where p.Dept == "CSE"
select p.Marks).Max();
int
ITMarks = (from p in
o where p.Dept == "IT"
select p.Marks).Max();
List<MyClass> tempCse = new
List<MyClass>();
List<MyClass> tempIT = new
List<MyClass>();
int
sno = 1;
int
itsno = 1;
o.ToList().ForEach(p =>
{
if
(p.Dept == "CSE" &&
p.Marks == CSEMARKS)
{
p.Sid = sno;
tempCse.Add(p);
sno++;
}
if
(p.Dept == "IT" && p.Marks
== ITMarks)
{
p.Sid = itsno;
tempIT.Add(p);
sno++;
}
});
Console.WriteLine("Students Whose Scores is hogh in CSE Branch
is:");
if
(tempCse != null && tempCse.Count >
0)
{
foreach
(var q in
tempCse)
{
Console.WriteLine(q.Sid+"\t"+q.SName+"\t"+q.Dept+"\t"+q.Marks);
}
}
Console.WriteLine("Students Whose Scores is hogh in IT Branch
is:");
if
(tempIT != null && tempIT.Count > 0)
{
foreach
(var q in
tempIT)
{
Console.WriteLine(q.Sid
+ "\t" + q.SName + "\t" + q.Dept + "\t"
+ q.Marks);
}
}
Console.ReadLine();
}
}
class MyClass
{
public int Sid, Marks;
public string SName, Dept;
}
}
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