Using any LINQ syntax, how would I create two LINQ queries and output their results to the console using this information? This code was created using C#$.$

$[$Table$("$Authors$")]$

public class Author

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public int AuthorId $\{$ get; set; $\}$

$[$MaxLength$(50)]$

public string FirstName $\{$ get; set; $\}$

$[$MaxLength$(50)]$

public string LastName $\{$ get; set; $\}$

public virtual List Bibliography $\{$ get; set; $\}$

$\}$

$[$Table$("$Books$")]$

public class Book

$\{$

public int BookId $\{$ get; set; $\}$

$[$MaxLength$(50)]$

public string IsbnNumber $\{$ get; set; $\}$

$[$MaxLength$(50)]$

public string TitleName $\{$ get; set; $\}$

public string AuthorName $\{$ get; set; $\}$

public string GenreType $\{$ get; set; $\}$

public int AuthorId $\{$ get; set; $\}$

public virtual Author Writer $\{$ get; set; $\}$

public virtual List Composition $\{$ get; set; $\}$

$\}$

$[$Table$("$Genres$")]$

public class Genre

$\{$

public int GenreId $\{$ get; set; $\}$

$[$MaxLength$(50)]$

public string GenreType $\{$ get; set; $\}$

$[$MaxLength$(50)]$

public int BookId $\{$ get; set; $\}$

public virtual Book Class $\{$ get; set; $\}$

$\}$

protected override void OnModelCreating$($ModelBuilder modelBuilder$)$

$\{$

modelBuilder.Entity$().$ Both HasData$($adf

new Author $\{$AuthorId$=1,$ FirstName$=$"Mason", LastName$=$"Kreitzer"$\},$

new Author $\{$AuthorId$=2,$ FirstName$=$"Isaac", LastName$=$"Kreitzer"$\},$

new Author $\{$AuthorId$=3,$ FirstName$=$"Dylan", LastName$=$"Kreitzer"$\},$

new Author $\{$AuthorId$=4,$ FirstName$=$"Liam", LastName$=$"Kreitzer"$\},$

new Author $\{$AuthorId$=5,$ FirstName$=$"Scott", LastName$=$"Kreitzer"$\}$

$)$;

modelBuilder.Entity$().$HasData$($

new Book $\{$BookId$=1,$ IsbnNumber$="9780007525508",$ TitleName$=$"The Hobbit", AuthorName$=$"John Tolkien", GenreType$=$"Fantasy", AuthorId$=5\},$

new Book $\{$BookId$=2,$ IsbnNumber$="9780451075710",$ TitleName$=$"Atlas Shrugged", AuthorName$=$"Ayn Rand", GenreType$=$"Science Fiction", AuthorId$=3\},$

new Book $\{$BookId$=3,$ IsbnNumber$="9780747546818",$ TitleName$=$"The Complete Poetry of Edgar Allan Poe", AuthorName$=$"Edgar Allan Poe", GenreType$=$"Poetry", AuthorId$=1\},$

new Book $\{$BookId$=4,$ IsbnNumber$="9780307743671",$ TitleName$=$"Salem's Lot", AuthorName$=$"Stephen King", GenreType$=$"Horror", AuthorId$=3\},$

new Book $\{$BookId$=5,$ IsbnNumber$="9788804397410",$ TitleName$=$"Murder on the Orient Express", AuthorName$=$"Agatha Christie", GenreType$=$"Mystery", AuthorId$=5\}$

$)$;

modelBuilder.Entity$().$HasData$($

new Genre $\{$GenreId$=1,$ GenreType$=$"Fantasy", BookId$=1\},$

new Genre $\{$GenreId$=2,$ GenreType$=$"Poetry", BookId$=3\},$

new Genre $\{$GenreId$=3,$ GenreType$=$"Science Fiction", BookId$=2\},$

new Genre $\{$GenreId$=4,$ GenreType$=$"Horror", BookId$=4\},$

new Genre $\{$GenreId$=5,$ GenreType$=$"Mystery", BookId$=5\}$

$)$;

$\}$

Both LINQ queries must return results from multiple tables!