What is “oftype"? In linq?
Answer / Devesh Kumar Pandey
In LINQ, 'ofType' is a type conversion operator that allows you to cast or filter a sequence of objects based on a specific type. The OfType<TSource>() method returns an IEnumerable<TSource> containing only the elements of the input sequence TSource.
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