C Sharp (C#) - LINQ FundamentalsGiven a list of students with scores, how can LINQ be used to get the top 3 scoring students' names?AOrderByDescending scores, Take 3, then Select namesBWhere scores > 3, OrderBy names, Take 3CSelect names, OrderBy scores, Skip 3DGroupBy scores, Take 3, Select namesCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Sort students by scores descendingUse OrderByDescending to get highest scores first.Step 2: Take top 3 students and select their namesUse Take(3) to get top three, then Select to get names.Final Answer:OrderByDescending scores, Take 3, then Select names -> Option AQuick Check:Top 3 by score = OrderByDescending + Take + Select [OK]Quick Trick: Use OrderByDescending and Take for top items [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESUsing OrderBy instead of OrderByDescendingFiltering incorrectly with WhereUsing Skip instead of Take
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