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Ramy Elsaraf
7,633 PointsCant solve need help
Create a variable named matchingBirds and assign it a LINQ query on the birds variable that have the same Color property as the mysteryBird object. In the query, return an anonymous type with a property named BirdName and assign to it the Name property of the birds
var birds = new[]
{
new { Name = "Pelican", Color = "White" },
new { Name = "Swan", Color = "White" },
new { Name = "Crow", Color = "Black" }
};
var mysteryBird = new {Name="MysteryBird", Color = "White", Sightings =3 };
var matchingBirds = new {BirdName = mysteryBird.Name, mysteryBird.Color, mysteryBird.Sightings };
1 Answer
Steven Parker
231,269 Points
The variable matchingBirds should get the result of a LINQ query.
It looks like you started to assign it another anonymous object.
Read the instructions again. Your query will draw from the birds object array, and will use the Color property of the mysteryBird object to filter the result.
