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Depends on what you mean by &quot;match&quot;. Two lists will only match, by default, if their corresponding references match. If you need to check on a particular property, then you might need to involve some lamdas at some point.<br />
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Can you clarify your matching criteria?
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Depends on what you mean by "match". Two lists will only match, by default, if their corresponding references match. If you need to check on a particular property, then you might need to involve some lamdas at some point.

Can you clarify your matching criteria?

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Never mind. I didn't read the question properly &nbsp;: \<br />
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I think ged325 has you sorted out &nbsp;= )
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Never mind. I didn't read the question properly  : \

I think ged325 has you sorted out  = )

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have a list of string value, which ar Id's<br />
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List&lt;string&gt; myListOfIds<br />
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I also have an object with an Id, is a list<br />
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List&lt;MyObject&gt; myObjectsList<br />
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I need to extract a list of all MyObject objects with Id's found in myListOfIds<br />
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Thanks.
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have a list of string value, which ar Id's

List<string> myListOfIds

I also have an object with an Id, is a list

List<MyObject> myObjectsList

I need to extract a list of all MyObject objects with Id's found in myListOfIds

Thanks.

What's the LINQ to ensure two lists match?

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