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koenigdavidmj on July 7, 2010 | parent | context | favorite | on: C# 4.0: The industrial response to Lisp?

You can also say b.select(a => a.x) if you want the more traditional syntax.

mullr on July 7, 2010 [–]

I use this syntax all the time and greatly prefer it to the special 'from' keyword. I think it scares my co-workers a little less. There are a few cases where the from syntax is necessary, but it's not common.

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