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What is the purpose of "All" operator in LINQ?

The correct purpose of the All operator in LINQ is to determine whether all elements in a sequence (collection) satisfy a specified condition. The All operator evaluates the condition for each element in the sequence and returns a boolean value of true if the condition is true for all elements. If any element fails to satisfy the condition, the operator returns false.

Here's the syntax of the All operator in LINQ:


bool result = sequence.All(element => condition);
  • sequence represents the collection or sequence of elements that you want to evaluate.
  • element => condition is a lambda expression or delegate that specifies the condition to evaluate for each element in the sequence.

Example:


int[] numbers = { 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 };

bool allEven = numbers.All(num => num % 2 == 0);
// allEven = false, as not all numbers in the sequence are even

In this example, the All operator is used to check if all numbers in the numbers array are even. The lambda expression num => num % 2 == 0 is the condition to be evaluated for each element. Since the array contains odd numbers as well, the result is false.

The All operator is useful when you need to verify that a certain condition holds true for every element in a collection. It provides a convenient way to perform checks on all elements without requiring manual iteration or additional logic.