A better way how to multiply all the elements in an IEnumerable by 2, except First() and Last()??? MyEnumerable.Count.Select((x,i)=> (i>0 && i<MyEnumerable.Count()-1) ? x*2 : x);

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    • If using Net6, TryGetNonEnumeratedCount is a good way to at least attempt grabbing the count without forcing a total enumeration. https://github.com/dotnet/runtime/issues/27183

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