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I have two lists of objects, using Linq I would like to merge them, but where the two lists contain objects with the same key, I only want the one with the greatest LastUpdated Value.

I thought that I could somehow get a list grouping by key a with max(LastUpdated) then join back to the list joining on key and LastUpdated, but there must be a more efficient way...

List<MyObject> lstListA = new List<MyObject>;
List<MyObject> lstListB = new List<MyObject>;

public class MyObject
{
    public string Key {get;set;}
    public string Value {get;set;}
    public DateTime LastUpdated {get;set;}
}
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One option, using DistinctBy from MoreLINQ:

var query = lstListA.Concat(lstListB)
                    .OrderByDescending(x => x.LastUpdated)
                    .DistinctBy(x => x.Key);

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