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LINQ[c] The Future of Data Access in C# 3. 0
LINQ[c] The Future of Data Access in C# 3. 0
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Year: 2006
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LINQ: The Future of Data Access in C 3.0
Table of Contents
Copyright
Chapter 1. Learn LINQ and the C 3.0 Features That Support It
Chapter 2. A Quick Introduction to LINQ
Chapter 3. The LINQ Architecture
Chapter 4. Supporting LINQ in C 3.0
Section 4.1. Lambda Expressions
Section 4.2. Type Inference
Section 4.3. Anonymous Types and Object Initializers
Section 4.4. Query Expressions
Section 4.5. Extension Methods
Section 4.6. Lazy Evaluation
Chapter 5. Applying LINQ
Section 5.1. LINQ to DataSets
Section 5.2. LINQ to SQL
Section 5.3. Create, Read, Update, and Delete with LINQ
Section 5.4. LINQ to XML
Section 5.5. LINQ to IEnumerable
Chapter 6. Standard LINQ Query Operators
Section 6.1.
Chapter 7. Extending LINQ
Chapter 8. For Further Information
Chapter 9. Acknowledgements
LINQ[c] The Future of Data Access in C# 3. 0
ISBN: N/A
EAN: N/A
Year: 2006
Pages: 25
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