I have this C# LINQ
List<RateRecord> ls = occupancyList.Where(s => s.publish_flag.Contains("0020")).Select(x => new RateRecord()
{
RATECODE = x.rate_code.Trim(),
Occ = new List<RateRecordDtl>()
{
new RateRecordDtl { date = dateFromShort, pricing = new List<Pricing>() {new Pricing {adults = 2, price = x.rate }}
}
}
).ToList();
I want to add to the List a second Pricing object {adults = 1, price = x.rate }
How can I achieve that?
Add a comma and another Pricing object:
List<RateRecord> ls = occupancyList.Where(s => s.publish_flag.Contains("0020")).Select(x => new RateRecord()
{
RATECODE = x.rate_code.Trim(),
Occ = new List<RateRecordDtl>()
{
new RateRecordDtl { date = dateFromShort, pricing = new List<Pricing>() {
new Pricing {adults = 2, price = x.rate },
new Pricing {adults = 1, price = x.rate }}
}
}
).ToList();
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