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c# - .Single or Default with condition or Where clause

I have the following code

    return
    this.Storage.Customer.OfType<Preferred>()
    .Include(b  => b.Order)
    .Where(cust => cust.Id == customerId && cust.CustomerType== (int)cusType)
    .SingleOrDefault();

It can be rewritten as follows eliminating the where.

    return
    this.Storage.Customer.OfType<Preferred>()
    .Include(b  => b.Order)
    .SingleOrDefault(cust => cust.Id == customerId && cust.CustomerType == (int)cusType);

Which one is better practice and why?

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Thanks to the complexity of debugging the return value of functions, and the impossibility of using lambda expressions in the debugger, this is the best way:

var temp = this.Storage.Customer.OfType<Preferred>()
    .Include(b  => b.Order)
    .Where(cust => cust.Id == customerId && cust.CustomerType == (int)cusType);

return temp.SingleOrDefault();

In this way, if there is an exception on the SingleOrDefault() (something quite common if you are doing complex expressions), you can put a breakpoint on the return and do in the watch panel: temp.ToList();


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