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c# - LEFT OUTER JOIN 2 datatables

I'm trying to understand how to query, preferably with LINQ, 2 datatables. I would like to do a LEFT OUTER JOIN on them

Datatable1 with col's: [ID] [colA]
DataTable2 with col's: [ID] [ColB] [ColC] ...

Looking to join on that ID.

Can someone please show me an example so I can apply it to the datatables I have? Thank you in advance

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This compiles and does what you would expect based on the result set given:

// create the default row to be used when no value found
var defaultRow = DataTable2.NewRow();
defaultRow[0] = 0;
defaultRow[1] = String.Empty;

// the query
var result = from x in DataTable1.AsEnumerable()
    join y in DataTable2.AsEnumerable() on (string)x["ID"] equals (string)y["ID"] 
             into DataGroup
    from row in DataGroup.DefaultIfEmpty<DataRow>(defaultRow)
    select new {a = x["ColA"], b = (string)row["ColB"]};

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