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I just realized that my LINQ methods aren’t doing anything at all what I thought they were.
HighestRatedBooks = allBooks.OrderByDescending(b => b.Review.Rating).Take(5).ToList();
The above query doesn’t get the top 5 highest rated books, but rather 5 seemingly random books.
What would the correct query look like?
Right now this is returning books that don’t even have a rating, much less a high one.
Your query is ordered correctly; what are the
ReviewandRatingtypes?