LINQ and xml data - linq

Question

I am learning LINQ and I am stuck on how to go about printing out the department name and the manager's name seperate.
The code I have below prints out:
Department name: Account
Joe
Department name: Sales
Jack
Department name: Pre-Sales
Sam
Department name: Marketing
Jim
How can I seperate it , so that it will only print the department name on that line.
string myXML = #"<Departments>
<Department>Account
<Manager>Joe</Manager>
</Department>
<Department>Sales
<Manager>Jack</Manager>
</Department>
<Department>Pre-Sales
<Manager>Sam</Manager>
</Department>
<Department>Marketing
<Manager>Jim</Manager>
</Department>
</Departments>";
XDocument xdoc = new XDocument();
xdoc = XDocument.Parse(myXML);
var DeptResult = xdoc.Element("Departments").Descendants("Department");
var ManagerResult = xdoc.Element("Departments").Descendants("Manager");
foreach (XElement item in DeptResult)
{
Console.WriteLine("Department Name - " + item.Value);
}

Answer 1

You can do this using Zip extension method:
var departments=xdoc.Descendants("Department");
var managers=xdoc.Descendants("Manager");
foreach( var s in departments.Zip(managers, (d,m)=>"Department name: "+
d.Value+"#\n"+
"Manager name: "+ m.Value ))
Console.WriteLine(s);
Now, as far I remember Linq to XML returns the elements at the same order that are in your document and you said there is the same amount of departments and managers, so, you could also iterate for one of the results and use the index:
var departments=xdoc.Descendants("Department").ToList();
var managers=xdoc.Descendants("Manager").ToList();
for(int i=0;i<departments.Count;i++)
{
Console.WriteLine("Department Name - " + departments[i].Value);
Console.WriteLine("Manager Name - " + managers[i].Value);
}