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# [Decompiling anonymous types: the generated generic class behind new { a, b }](https://delta1labs.hashnode.dev/decompiling-anonymous-types-the-generated-generic-class-behind-new-a-b?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

Type a new { } in C# and you create an object with no type you can name. var row = new { Name = customer.Name, Total = customer.Total }; gives you a row you can read .Name and .Total off, pass to LINQ

4d ago · 8 min read · delta1labs.hashnode.dev  
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