How can I return an anonymous type from a method?

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IQueryable and IEnumerable both work. But you want to use a type specific version, IQueryable<T> or IEnumerable <T>.

So you’ll want to create a type to keep the data.

var myData = from a in db.MyTable
             where a.MyValue == "A"
             select new MyType
             {
                 Key = a.Key,
                 Value = a.MyValue
             };

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