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Need Help with LINQ to get multiple values out of a Hashtable for the top 5 entities

Asked by indy500fan in Language Integrated Query - LINQ, Microsoft Visual Basic.Net

Friends,

I need help with Linq, to get multiple values out of a Hashtable for the Top 5 TotalRaceRankFactor_Entrant

You can see below how I declared the values in the class, attached to that hashtable...

I would think the Link would be something like:

        For Each Entrant (From Entrants In PointsInfo_HT Order By Entrants.TotalRaceRankFactor_Entrant Descending Select Top 5 Entrants)
               Dim PointsInfo as new clsCompletePointsInfo
               Dim CarNumber as String = PointsInfo.CarNumber
               ...
        Next

Does this make sense?

If I were to use SQL, the syntax would be:

Select Top 5 TotalRaceRankFactor_entrant,
CarNumber,
FName,
LastName,
Team,
TotalEntrantPoints
From PointsInfo
Order By TotalRaceRankFactor_entrant DESC

Thanks in Advance!

Best Regards,
Eric
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Public Class clsCompletePointsInfo
    Public DriverID As String
    Public EntrantID As String
    'Rank = 0
    Public TotalEntrantPoints As Integer
    Public TotalDriverPoints As Integer
    Public CarNumber As String
    Public FName As String
    Public LName As String
    Public Team As String
    Public TotalRaceRankFactor_Entrant As Decimal
    'Comment = ""
End Class
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