The `System.Skip` method in C# is used to skip a specified number of elements from the beginning of a sequence. It operates on any collection that implements the `IEnumerable` interface, such as an array or a list. By invoking the `Skip` method, you can exclude a certain number of elements from the start of the collection, and obtain a new sequence that begins after the skipped elements. This is particularly useful when you only need a portion of a collection and want to discard the unnecessary elements.
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