Answer / Deepak Kumar Shivhare

To perform an inner join with a `AND` condition in LINQ, you can use the `Where` clause. Here is an example: n```csharpnvar result = employees1.Join(employees2, e1 => e1.Id, e2 => e2.Id, (e1, e2) => new { Id = e1.Id, Name = e1.Name }) .Where(row => row.Name == "John" && row.Salary > 50000);n```

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