C# Programming/Keywords/select

The select contextual keyword is used to determine what variables to return at the end of a query, e.g., 'from item in dataset select id'. Immediately following the contextual keyword select is an expression that may be as simple as a single attribute of each item returned or the item itself. The expression could include a list of attributes or it could be a more complex expression that transforms the returned results of the query into new types.

C# Keywords
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Special C# Identifiers (Contextual Keywords)
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Contextual Keywords (Used in Queries)
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