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// Build a query expression using query operators.

var subset = from g in currentVideoGames

where g.Length > 6 orderby g select g;

// Print out the results.

foreach (var s in subset)

Console.WriteLine("Item: {0}", s);

}

The obvious benefit of using C# query operators to build query expressions is the fact that the

Func<> delegates and calls on the Enumerable type are out of sight and out of mind, as it is the job of

the C# compiler to perform this translation. To be sure, building LINQ expressions using various

query operators (from, in, where, orderby, etc.) is the most common and most straightforward

approach.