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M aking LINQ a Habit "Thinking in LINQ"

M aking LINQ a Habit "Thinking in LINQ". Pandurang Nayak Developer Evangelist | Microsoft Corporation http://www.thinkingms.com/pandurang | pandurang.nayak@microsoft.com. Why LINQ?. Easy access to non-Object Oriented structures Collections, XML, Relational Data, etc. Elegant code

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M aking LINQ a Habit "Thinking in LINQ"

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  1. Making LINQ a Habit"Thinking in LINQ" Pandurang Nayak Developer Evangelist | Microsoft Corporation http://www.thinkingms.com/pandurang | pandurang.nayak@microsoft.com

  2. Why LINQ? • Easy access to non-Object Oriented structures • Collections, XML, Relational Data, etc. • Elegant code • High-performance • Easy to use and code • Great for working with ORM-style applications

  3. LINQ Operators Classification

  4. demoCODING WITH LINQ With the Visual LINQ Query Builder add-in

  5. References • CSharp Samples http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/csharpsamples • Visual LINQ http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/vlinq • 101 LINQ Samples http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/vcsharp/aa336746.aspx

  6. Contact • Blog Address www.thinkingMS.com/pandurang • Email Address pandurang.nayak@microsoft.com

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