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|`OrderByDescending(Expression<Func<T, object>> predicate)`| Orders the query result by the specified predicate in descending order. |
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|`Count()`| Get the number of items in the collection. |
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|`ToListAsync()`| Executes the MagicQuery and returns the results as `List<T>`. |
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|`AsAsyncEnumerable()`| Executes the `MagicQuery` and returns results as `IAsyncEnumerable<T>`. |
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|`{NOT YET SUPPORTED} AsEnumerable()`| (**FUTURE FEATURE**) Executes the MagicQuery and returns the results as `IEnumerable<T>`. |
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|`{NOT YET SUPPORTED} ToList()`| (**FUTURE FEATURE**) Executes the MagicQuery and returns the results as `List<T>`. |
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|`AsEnumerableAsync()`| Executes the MagicQuery and returns the results as `IEnumerable<T>`. |
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These MagicQuery methods allow you to build complex queries similar to standard LINQ in C#. Remember to call the `ToListAsync` or the `AsEnumerableAsync` method at the end of your MagicQuery to execute the query and retrieve the full results.
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