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How would you do a “not in” query with Linq?
I have a question about a LINQ query, I have a List<int> foo; and now I need to check something like:
var output = select a from db.User where a.id not in foo select a;
how can i realize this: a.id not in foo ?
If
foois a list thenwhere !foo.Contains(a.id).