In .NET 6 the ZIP LINQ extension can now support merging three sequences together

In .NET 6 the ZIP LINQ extension can be used to merge elements from three sequences together. Previously it was only possible to merge two sequences together. Extra elements in one sequence and not in the other(s) are ignored.

Some good uses case for the ZIP LINQ extension can be found on Stack Overflow and two simple examples are below…

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