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At the core of most applications developed is the data. Although programming languages have evolved over the years to include features that allow developers to easily utilize object-oriented programming techniques in order to represent complex models, accessing and integrating the information for these models into our applications remains a complex and daunting task. With Visual Studio 2008 and the .NET Framework 3.5, a general purpose query facility is being introduced to alleviate the complexities of integrating data in our applications, known as language-integrated query, or LINQ.
Session 1: LINQ Overview
Session 2: LINQ to SQL and LINQ to Entities
Session 3: LINQ to XML
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- Anonymous
October 17, 2007
At the core of most applications developed is the data. Although programming languages have evolved over