var max = list.Max(i => i.Value)

This simply returns the maximum value of the "Value" property in the list. However there is a possible problem with this code, depending on the type of Value and the number of elements in the list.

If there are NO elements in the list and Value is NOT nullable (e.g. it is a Integer) then the above will throw an exception.

If there are NO elements in the list and Value IS nullable then it will return NULL.

var max = list.Max(i => i.Value ?? 0)

If the list is empty and Value IS nullable then the above will also throw an exception.

var max = list.Max(i => i.Value) ?? 0

If the list is empty and Value IS nullable then the above will return 0.

Not sure why that is but thought it might help anyone trying to do the same thing.

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Note: Only really tested in Outlook 2010, so might not work in other email clients.

A couple of things regarding this version and the FlickrNet library roadmap:

• This will be the last version to support the old Authentication model. Going forward only oauth will be supported.
• This will also be the last version to support .Net Compact Framework.

Going forward I also hope the next version will support Windows Runtime as well, at least for .Net applications (not sure about JavaScript/C++ support yet).

Download it from http://flickrnet.codeplex.com/ or get it via NuGet.