using System;

using System.Collections.Generic;

using System.Linq;

public class Program

{

    public static void Main()

    {

        // Test to test this line from MWFM:

        // var inspectionObjectType = await _unitOfWork.InspectionObjectMappings.SingleOrDefaultAsync(x => request.Description.ToUpper().EndsWith(x.NotificationDescriptionPart.ToUpper()));

​

        var input1 = "Inspecteren WOS type 2 pomp met CTW";

        var input2 = "Inspecteren WOS type 2 pomp";

        var input3 = "Inspecteren WOS type 2x2 pomp met CTW";

​

        var list = new List<string>() { "WOS type 2 pomp met CTW", "WOS type 2 pomp", "WOS type 2x2 pomp", "WOS type 2x2 pomp met CTW" } ;

        // Old way

        //var testResult = list.SingleOrDefault( x => input1.ToUpper().Contains(x.ToUpper()) ); // This line gives an error: "Sequence contains more than one matching element"

        //var testResult = list.SingleOrDefault( x => input2.ToUpper().Contains(x.ToUpper()) ); // This line will give a single result: "WOS type 2 pomp"

        //var testResult = list.SingleOrDefault( x => input3.ToUpper().Contains(x.ToUpper()) ); // This line gives an error: "Sequence contains more than one matching element"

        // New way

        //var testResult = list.SingleOrDefault( x => input1.ToUpper().EndsWith(x.ToUpper()) ); // This line will give a single result: "WOS type 2 pomp met CTW"

        //var testResult = list.SingleOrDefault( x => input2.ToUpper().EndsWith(x.ToUpper()) ); // This line will give a single result: "WOS type 2 pomp"

        var testResult = list.SingleOrDefault( x => input3.ToUpper().EndsWith(x.ToUpper()) ); // This line will give a single result: "WOS type 2x2 pomp met CTW"

        Console.WriteLine(testResult);

    }

}