I learn something new everyday about C# and came across this construct. I am not 100% sure what it does, so can someone please explain it:
new { Name = "John"}
This was used where a string was expected as an argument to a method call.
Thanks
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It’s an object initializer for an anonymous class. It constructs an object with a single property, Name, with value “John.” Since you have no way to refer to the object, you would use it right away, as in a LINQ statement or as a parameter as you mentioned.
See also this answer.