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Asked: 2026-05-27T16:51:13+00:00

Here is what I currently have: from s in domainThreads.Values where (s.IsAvailable) select s;

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Here is what I currently have:

from s in domainThreads.Values
where (s.IsAvailable)
select s;

but I’m still learning Linq and believe that I can get it all on one line. Does the following look correct?

domainThreads.Values.Where(s => s.IsAvailable).Any();

Do I need the .Any()?

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  1. Editorial Team

    Any() returns a boolean indicating whether or not there are any entities in the given set.

    The equivalent of your original LINQ expression would simply be:

    domainThreads.Values.Where(s => s.IsAvailable)
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