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Having covered the query expressions, we need to look in to query operators. The standard query operators are the methods that form query pattern. Note that these methods operate on any object whose type implements the IEnumerable<T> or IQueryable<T> interfaces. The methods that make up these standard query operators are implemented as Extension Methods. [...]
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Query Expressions The main learning curve for an application developer who is new to LINQ is the query syntax. This declarative syntax requires minimum code by which you can even perform fairly complex queries. Let us look at some code snippets for example: A simple select query – Selecting the marks from the [...]
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LINQ Query Samples You have seen basics of a LINQ query in my previous blog. It is time to look at some more samples. There are numerous resources in the web, but many of you must be interested in a single resource where you can get ‘everything’. Well, here is one msdn resource which puts [...]
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What is LINQ? One of the key additions in .NET Framework 3.5 is LINQ (Language Integrated Query). In the early days it was a little confusing for many since it is a different model. Here is an attempt to put it in a simple way and see what the capabilities that LINQ provide are. [...]
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