I have question - how to check condition in where clause even when item has no reference?
Most basic way - I am checking field from my Class, which can be null. When I j
Just check for null first, just as you would if you were writing normal C# code in a loop.
where p.destinataire != null && p.destinataire.StartsWith("D")
If p
itself can be null (i.e. your list can contain null elements) then you need to check for that too:
where p != null && p.destinataire != null && p.destinataire.StartsWith("D")
Note that if your query expression is just doing filtering, you might want to use dot notation instead:
var soldOutProducts = list.Where(p => p.destinataire != null &&
p.destinataire.StartsWith("D"));
Query expressions are really beneficial when the query gets complicated - particularly with joins and grouping.