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Using the C# compilers query comprehension features, you can write code like: var names = new string[] { "Dog", "Cat", "Giraffe", "Monkey", "Tortoise" }; var result = from animalName in names let nameLength = animalName.Length where nameLength > 3 orderby nameLength select animalName; In the query expression above, the let keyword allows a value to be passed forward to the where and orderby operations without duplicate calls to animalName.Length . What is the equivalent set of LINQ extension method calls that achieves what the "let" keyword does here?
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