Merge two object lists in c# with Linq

Posted by Programmer's Goodies on September 15, 2011

I have two List<T>s which are both the same type is there an easy way to merge to the two sets without looping though both sets and merging them into a third. var myObject= new List<Core.MyObject>(); var myObject2= new List<Core.MyObject>(); if(!string.IsNullOrEmpty(txb.Text)) { var repository =

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