Min and Max operator in LINQ using VB.NET
This article defines the Basic use of the Min and Max operator in LINQ.
Min operator
The Min operator is used to find the minimum
value from a sequence of numeric values.
Example
The following example finds the lowest number from a sequence of numeric values.
Module
Module1
Sub
Main()
Dim
num As Integer()
= {11, 35, 3, 7, 45, 87, 78, 43}
Dim
smallnum As Integer
= num.Min()
Console.WriteLine("The
smallest number is :" & smallnum)
End
Sub
End
Module
OUTPUT
Max operator
The Max operator is used to find the largest
value from a sequence of numeric values.
Example
The following example finds the maximum number from a sequence of numeric
values.
Module
Module1
Sub
Main()
Dim
num As Integer()
= {11, 35, 3, 7, 45, 87, 78, 43}
Dim
maxnum As Integer
= num.Max()
Console.WriteLine("The
larger number is :" & maxnum)
End
Sub
End
Module
OUTPUT
