Am learning linq.
I noticed from the examples I using to learn, that I have this
var products = GetProducts()
.Where((prod) => prod.CategoryID == 2);
Why is prod placed inside parenthesis?
Sometimes it is, sometimes its not.
var productsDictionary =
products.ToDictionary(prod => prod.ProductID);
I am finding this lack of consistency somewhat confusing.
Probably the parenthesis can be eliminated, but why in the first example was
it used?
Where is it necessary to use parenthesis and where is it not?
The use of parenthesis was introduced without any explanation.
Sorry for such a basic question.
Regards Peter Maddin
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