LINQ – Left Join Example in C#

In this post, we will see an example of how to do a Left Outer Join in LINQ and C#.In a previous post, we saw how to do an Inner join in C# and LINQ where each element of the first collection appears one time for every matching element in the second collection. If an element in the first collection has no matching elements, it does not appear in the join result set. However in a Left Outer Join,

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