LINQ Operators by Categories

This topic lists all major LINQ operators implemented by the Observable type by their categories, specifically: creation, conversion, combine, functional, mathematical, time, exceptions, miscellaneous, selection and primitives.

LINQ Operators by Categories

UsageOperatorsCreating an observable sequence

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1. Create
2. Generate
3. Defer
4. Range

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Converting .NET events or asynchronous patterns to observable sequences, or between enumerators and observable sequences.

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1. FromAsyncPattern
2. FromEvent
3. FromEventPattern
4. ToObservable
5. ToEnumerable

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Combining multiple observable sequences into a single sequence.

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1. Amb
2. Concat
3. StartWith
4. Merge
5. Repeat
6. Zip

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Functional

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1. Let
2. Prune
3. Publish
4. Replay

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Mathemathical operators on sequences

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1. Aggregate
2. Count
3. Min
4. Max
5. Sum

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Time-based operations

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1. Delay
2. Interval
3. TimeInterval
4. Timestamp
5. Timeout

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Handling Exceptions

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1. Catch
2. Finally
3. Retry
4. OnErrorResumeNext

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Miscellaneous operators

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1. Do
2. Run
3. Remotable

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Filtering and selecting values in a sequence

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1. Take
2. TakeUntil/TakeWhile
3. Select
4. SelectMany
5. Skip
6. SkipUntil/SkipWhile

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Primitives

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1. Never
2. Empty
3. Return
4. Throw

|## See Also

Reference

Observable

Concepts

Querying Observable Sequences using LINQ Operators