All C# extension methods for type ienumerable

• IEnumerable.Chunk

  Splits an enumerable into chunks of a specified size.

  C# IEnumerable Entroper Popular 17176 Views

• HasItems

  Determines whether an IEnumerable contains any items

  C# System.Collections.IEnumerable Juan Agüí 6461 Views

• IEnumerable.None

  The opposite of Any(). Returns true if the collection is empty, or if no item matches the predicate.

  C# IEnumerable Entroper 5657 Views

• ToDictionary()

  Converts an IEnumerable<IGrouping<TKey,TValue>> from a GroupBy() clause to a Dictionary<TKey, List<TValue>>.

  C# System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable James Michael Hare (BlackRabbitCoder) 5576 Views

• ToDistinctDictionary

  Creates an IDictionary&lt;TKey, TValue&gt; from the IEnumerable&lt;TSource&gt; instance based on the key selector and element selector. This is distinct by using the built-in index of the dictionary instance for either adding or updating a keys corresponding value.

  C# System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable David Michael Pine 4965 Views

• IsNullOrEmpty

  Indicates whether the specified IEnumerable collection is null or empty

  C# System.Collections.IEnumerable Avi Harush 4873 Views

• AnyOfType

  Determines if there is an element of a given type inside a collection.

  csharp System.Collections.IEnumerable Maxime Poulain 4638 Views

• Duplicates within an IEnumerable

  Duplicates within an IEnumerable

  C# IEnumerable Cătălin Rădoi 3888 Views