How to insert more than one condition in where method?

[Kasper]

Hello friends,
I have written following code, but there is one problem in it.

codebase.Methods.Where(a => a.Bodys.Scopess.Count > 5);

I want to use "a=> predicate && b => predicate" in where method. I don't know how to use it. Can anyone tell me how to insert more than one condition in where method? Please help me.
Thank you.

[absolute55]

Hey you have to separate that two condition to fix this problem. It means you have to separate these two condition into single on and then after using "&&" you have to combine these condition. You can do this in following way.

codebase.Methods.Where(a => (a.Bodys.Scopess.Counts > 5) && (a.Foos == "test"));

[Reegan]

You have to use two where method to fix this problem. It means you have to place that two condition in separate where condition to overcome this problem. If you don't know how to do this then use following code.

codebase.Methods.Where(a => a.Bodys.Scopess.Count > 6)
                .Where(a => a.Foos == "testing this code");

[opaper]

Hey you can not declare two delegates in the same where method but you can put both on same condition to do this. You can do this in one of the following way.

var results = codebase.Methods.Where(a => a.Bodys.Scopess.Counts > 5 && a.Bodys.Scopess.names == "" );

or

var results = codebase.Methods.Where(a =>a.Bodys.Scopess.Counts > 5 )
        .where( b=> b.Bodys.Scopess.names == '' );

or

var results = codebase.Methods.Where(a =>a.Bodys.Scopess.Counts > 5  )
.Union( codebase.Methods.Where(b => b.Bodys.Scopess.names == ''  ) );

[MindSpace]

In your code what is that "b" represent? There is no need to use "b" here. You can use easily do this using standard && condition. I have written following code for you. Just try to understand this.

codebase.Methods.Where(a => a.Bodys.Scopess.Counts > 6 && a.Bodys.SomethingElses < 14);

[Modifier]

Hey it is very simple to use two condition in where methods. You can do this in following ways.

codebase.Methods.Where(a=> a.Bodys.Scopess.Counts > 6 && a.Bodys.Scopess.Counts < 10);

In the above code I have just combine these two condition using "&&".