How to write in LINQ

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How can i write the below statement in LINQ

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XmlNode userNode = resultNode.SelectSingleNode("generalinfo", nsmgr);
               if (userNode != null)
               {
                   genInfoViewModel.StartDate = userNode.Attributes["effectivedate"] != null ? userNode.Attributes["effectivedate"].Value : string.Empty;
                   genInfoViewModel.TotRetailSquareFeet = userNode.Attributes["retailsqft"] != null ? userNode.Attributes["retailsqft"].Value : string.Empty;
                   genInfoViewModel.TotalSquareFeet = userNode.Attributes["totalsqft"] != null ? userNode.Attributes["totalsqft"].Value : string.Empty;
                   genInfoViewModel.CityPopulation = userNode.Attributes["citypopulation"] != null ? userNode.Attributes["citypopulation"].Value : string.Empty;
                   genInfoViewModel.GunLicense = userNode.Attributes["gunlicense"] != null ? userNode.Attributes["gunlicense"].Value : string.Empty;
                   genInfoViewModel.TaxRegistration = userNode.Attributes["taxregnum"] != null ? userNode.Attributes["taxregnum"].Value : string.Empty;
               }

What I have tried:

userNode.Attributes["effectivedate"]!=null?userNode.Attributes["effectivedate"].FirstChild

Posted 25-Apr-16 19:20pm

sahmed3

Updated 25-Apr-16 23:45pm

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Tomas Takac 26-Apr-16 4:05am

You can use LINQ to transform a sequence into another sequence. I don't see any such thing in your code. Maybe you are just not showing it all? I imagine you may be reading XML and creating view models out of it? Then you should post the whole thing so we see what's going on.

deepankarbhatnagar 26-Apr-16 5:24am

You are using xml code here how you can implement LINQ here

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Beginner Luck · Answer 1 · 2016-04-25T23:45:00

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Linq tutorial

101 LINQ Samples in C#[^]

Posted 25-Apr-16 23:45pm

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