Linq Output Value

okay. Now, I got the issue, it can be solved as creating List of dictionary. I am not sure what exactly you are trying to do here but list of dictionary with complex object is sort of bad idea in terms of performance. Replace object with yoru colorItemObject class.

 

 

This is the issue. ColorListMethod intakes an List() Input. 

 

Your link returns an IEnumerable type. I cannot sent the IEnumerable type to the ColorListMethod Input because its 2 different types. So how would I convert the IEnumerable to the  "List()" ???

Your output is good, but when I want to sent the list of items from your linq in the method below, the dictionary input type is different from the linq type

 

Var items = dict.Skip(i).Take(25).Select(x=> new { Key= x.Key.Key, ValueAssociated = x.Value }).ToList();

 

ColorListMethod(items); I get an IEnumerable conversion type error...

 

public ColorListMethod(

List>> objectList)

{

this.ColorLisy= colortList;

} // ColorListMethod()

okay, to convert your items to json format, you can use Json Libraries to serialize the items.

 

So, where are you stuck now? Are you doing group by anywhere? Please explain the issue and expected output with example if any. 

That works, however the next input function only takes, List>>();

 

When I do your logic below, it changes it to a Y=IEnumerable< KeyValuePair > if that makes sense.

 

Var items = dict.Skip(i).Take(25).Select(x=> new { Key= x.Key.Key, ValueAssociated = x.Value }).ToList();

 

I actually did this below. However I missing the groupby key value. the out has to be in a json format.

 

var colorList = dict[dictItem.Key].Skip(i).Take(25).Select(x => new { Color= x.color, Id = x.colorId, Item = x.colorItem }).ToList();