I have a List<List<PersonTypeAccess>>
. PersonTypeAccess
is an object that has 2 properties: PersonType
and AccessType
. These are both an enum.
If I try visualizing it, the lists could possibly look like this:
{
{ PersonType = 0, AccessType = 2},
{ PersonType = 5, AccessType = 0},
{ PersonType = 2, AccessType = 1}
},
{
{ PersonType = 6, AccessType = 1},
{ PersonType = 3, AccessType = 0}
},
{
{ PersonType = 3, AccessType = 1},
{ PersonType = 5, AccessType = 0},
{ PersonType = 8, AccessType = -1},
{ PersonType = 0, AccessType = 1}
}
I need to create a Dictionary<PersonType, AccessType>
that only has each PersonType once, combined with its highest AccessType value found troughout the lists.
For my example above that would be:
{
PersonType 0 -> AccessType 2,
PersonType 8 -> AccessType -1,
PersonType 5 -> AccessType 0,
PersonType 3 -> AccessType 1,
PersonType 6 -> AccessType 1,
PersonType 2 -> AccessType 1
}
How would I go about doing this?
You can use SelectMany
to flatten the lists. You then use GroupBy
to group by PersonType
, where in the result selector you use Max
on the individual elements ( AccessType
cast to int
) and select an anonymous type containing each PersonType
and it's maximum AccessType
. Finally you project that to a dictionary using ToDictionary
.
var dict = list
.SelectMany(c => c)
.GroupBy(
c => c.PersonType,
c => (int) c.AccessType,
(key, els) => new {
PersonType = key,
AccessType = (AccessType)els.Max()
})
.ToDictionary(c => c.PersonType, c => c.AcessType);
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