Linq Expression Selector

Expression<Func<T, object>> selector is the selector which I have as a parameter.

My method is a generic type and lets say that I want to get multpile property values form the class for which is being called.

a =>a.customername is what is being passed to the expression.Please explain, is it possible to have multiple selections ?

like for example I want the customer address also, both are string values.

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If you want to get multiple properties out, you could use multiple parameters, where each extracted a single value, but it would be more common to use a lambda expression which creates an anonymous type. For example:

var result = Foo.SomeMethod(customer => new { customer.Name, customer.Address });

The compiler will generate a type with Name and Address properties, and create an expression tree which creates an instance of that type using the properties in the Customer object provided.

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