Inverse of OfType in Linq? [duplicate]

Question

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How can I implement NotOfType<T> in LINQ that has a nice calling syntax?

I have a collection where I want to iterate over all objects that are not of type Foo. Basically I'd like something opposite of OfType<Foo>(). What would be the appropriate way to do this?

So far I've used:

var result = myList.Where(elem => !(elem is Foo));

Answer 1

Nothing wrong with your code.

If you want to reuse this code you could ecnapsulate this in an extension method as it is done for the OfType<Foo>()