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I accept both C# and VB.NET suggestion, even though I’m writing an app in VB.NET
I have two lists of intergers
I want to have new List3 {4,6,7} which is composed of elements of List2 that are not in List1. I know I can write a nice For Each loop for this but I want it done in LINQ
I’ve been looking for such methods at Enumerable Methods, but I can’t find it.
Is there any way to do with LINQ?
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