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SelectMany Method in C#

What is LINQ SelectMany Method in C#?

The LINQ SelectMany Method in C# is used to project each element of a sequence or collection or
data source to an IEnumerable<T> type and flatten the resulting sequences into one sequence. That
means the SelectMany Projection Method combines the records from a sequence of results and then
converts them into one result.

Imagine you have a list of objects, where each object contains a collection. You want to create a
single, flat collection that contains all the elements from all the individual collections. SelectMany
does exactly this. For example, if you have a list of three lists, where each inner list contains three
numbers, SelectMany will give you a single list of nine numbers.It is useful when working with
collections of collections (e.g., lists of lists or arrays of arrays) or when you want to transform and
combine elements from multiple sources into a single sequence.

IEnumerable<TResult> SelectMany<TSource, TResult>(IEnumerable<TSource> source,Func<TSource,


IEnumerable<TResult>> selector)

Here’s what each parameter does:

source: This is the input sequence, typically a collection of elements.


selector: A function that takes an element from the input sequence and returns an
IEnumerable<TResult>. This function is applied to each element in the source sequence, and the
results are flattened into a single sequence.

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