Read Specific Field from LINQ-Result

I want to read a special value out from a result which came back from a LINQ Query.

Here a snippet:

var query = from O in result.tbl_UserAuths
                  select O.Status;

foreach (var c in query)
                {
                    Console.Write(c);
                }

As a result there will be:
[0] = 1
[1] = 2
[2] = 3

But I do not want to use always first the foreach loop in order to get all the values.
Is there not a method like: Console.Write(query[1].ToString);
in order to get immediately the value 2 from the Index 1.

Thanks.

hi friend,

if you're using var then you have to go though it using foreach loop but you can use object to point to particular element directly.

here's an example code:

IEnumerable TableData = from e in dt.AsEnumerable() where Convert.ToDateTime(e["CreationDate"]) > DateTime.UtcNow.Subtract(interval) select e;

        //print the Result

        DataTable dt2 = dt.Clone();
        TableData.CopyToDataTable(dt2, LoadOption.OverwriteChanges);

       and with datatable you can point any row by index immediately.

Hope you get it.

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Read Specific Field from LINQ-Result

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