LINQ (Language Integrated Query) is mostly associated with Entity Framework and database access. But it can be used for much more. LINQ lets us sort, filter, and aggregate data all in memory without needing to make another database call. You’ll learn how to use the LINQ fluent syntax to combine functions and make a great experience for your users.
- Query Expression Syntax Table
Keywords and corresponding LINQ methods - IEnumerable Extension Methods
List of LINQ methods
- Article - LINQ Methods with or without Predicates: What's the Difference?
- Article - The LINQ Join Method: Deciphering the Parameters
- Article - LINQ and the Functional Approach
- Video Series - Lambdas and LINQ
- Additional Session - Learn to Love Lambdas (and LINQ, Too!)
- Additional Session - Get Func-y: Delegates in C#