try it
wit2.Where(Function(elem) elem.title="chuck").Count()
It is much simpler than the above.
hope this helps
The list has the Count property, defined in the List class, and the Count () extension method, defined in IEnumerable. This may seem redundant, but keep in mind that not all IEnumerable versions have a specific score.
Like any collection that implements ICollection or ICollection, the Count property must be specified. Since List, arrays, and many other collections implement ICollection, this means that calling Count directly does not call the extension method.
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