Combining Collections in C# - LINQ Zip and MoreLINQ Zip Methods
September 4, 2024
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What's one of the most common ways we combine collections?
Something like appending or concatenating -- pretty typical.
But what about when you want to combine two or more sets of data item by item? What if it's not sequentially but in parallel to the other collections?
This operation is known as Zip in LINQ and in this video we'll dive into how it works and what we have access to in MoreLINQ!