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Is there a extension library specifically for LINQ to Objects?

This question comes as a logical follow-up to one of my earlier questions:

Extension method for UPDATE...

I would like to know if there is a library specific for LINQ to Objects ... more specifically a set of useful extensions for IEnumerable ?

Here ... I do not want to know about the SQL entity or XML related extensions. Is there an extension library specific for LINQ to Objects?

+1  A: 

LINQ to Objects itself lives within System.Core. It's not the only thing in that assembly though.

If you want LINQ to Objects but for .NET 2.0, there's LINQBridge.

If you want more than LINQ to Objects provides, you might want to look at MoreLINQ. (We have things like DistinctBy, Concat for individual items, MinBy, MaxBy etc.

Jon Skeet  2009-09-12 16:33:42
+1  A: 

Have a look at

www.extensionmethod.net

rajesh pillai  2009-09-12 16:35:15

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