I have two queries. I want to assign the list values returned from these two queries to a single list, send it to the view and meet it in the view. My goal is to learn to work with lists in C#.
var list1 = c.ETs.Where(p => p.prop != "yes").ToList();
var list2 = c.ETs.Where(p => p.prop == "yes").ToList();
You can merge two lists into one with this:
var newList = List1
.Concat(List2)
.ToList();
Though you could drop the ToList
and work directly with the IEnumerable
which means you don't need to create a new object.
However, this doesn't even need to be two queries since the Where clauses of both are opposite so they include the entire table, you could do:
var list = c.ETs.ToList();
Or if you want to have two different clauses that aren't simply opposites:
var list = ct.ETs
.Where(p => p.prop == "yes" || p.prop == "no")
.ToList()` for example