RE: Linq Question

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var superSaverAccount=(from account in accounts
orderby account.Savings
select account).Last();

"rd" wrote:

Hi,

Suppose I have the below collection of account object and I want to select a
single account with the largest savings. Putting aside the fact that the
below would cause an exception if there were more than one account with
Savings = 40, is this a good way to search the collection? Is there a better
way?

var accounts = new []
{
new {Savings = 20, Owner = "Mary"},
new {Savings = 30, Owner = "Jack"},
new {Savings = 40, Owner = "Bill"}
};

var account = accounts.Single(y => y.Savings == (accounts.Max(x =>
x.Savings)));

Console.Write(account.Owner); // Bill

Regards,
Rich



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