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Q: 

Where's IEnumerable<T>.OrderBy declared?

Sorry for being lazy but where's IEnumerable.OrderBy declared. I know it's an extension method but where, in which class is it declared?

PS: Opening reflector...

A: 

You can access it using the namespace System.Linq

mathieu  2010-06-02 21:39:47
+1  A: 

A "Go to Definition" click shows that it is declared on System.Linq.Enumerable

David B  2010-06-02 21:41:18

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