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LINQ

Matthew MacDonald, Dan Mabbutt, Adam Freeman · Apress eBooks · 2010

One of the most hyped additions to.NET is LINQ (Language Integrated Query), a set of language extensions that allows you to perform queries without leaving the comfort of the VB language.

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Project LINQ

Joe Lomangino, Phoebe Florian, Art Fairson et al. · Maryland Shared Open Access Repository (USMAI Consortium) · 2025

We students in Professor Carol Bogash’s Fall 2025 Sourcing, Securing and Servicing Partnerships course at the University of Maryland Baltimore County were given the mission of identifying, evaluating, prioritizing and recommending potential partners for the Maryland Department of Aging (MDOA) to consider while implementing the Longevity Ready Maryland (LRM) initiative. Accordingly, we focused our efforts on meeting that challenge and as the semester comes to a close, we are now ready to share details of theprocess we utilized to flesh out prospects and rate their sutibaility, and also to submit our final partner recommendations to the MDOA. To open our work on this project, we divided into four groups and began by familiarizing ourselves with the LRM and the Epic Goals and their corresponding Objectives. We then moved to our research and brainstormingphase, identifying an initial group of potential partners. Next we developed a series of evaluation forms to rate our prospective partners in a standardized and objective manner, and subsequently utilized the resulting evaluations toprioritize our recommendations. Finally, we compiled our information into this document to offer a comprehensive and robust explanation of the process and provide our prioritized partner recommendations.

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Essential LINQ

Calvert, Charles, Kulkarni, Dinesh · CERN Document Server (European Organization for Nuclear Research) · 2009

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Using LINQ

Apress eBooks · 2008

Writing software means that you have to have a database sitting at the back end, and most of the time goes into writing queries to retrieve and manipulate data. Whenever someone talks about data, we tend to only think of the information that is contained in a relational database or in an XML document.KeywordsData ContextVisual StudioObject QueryEntity ClassStatic VoidThese keywords were added by machine and not by the authors. This process is experimental and the keywords may be updated as the learning algorithm improves.

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LINQ technology

Ondřej ČERNÝ · Digital Repository (National Repository of Grey Literature) · 2011

Purpose of this thesis is to overview unified programming model LINQ and its application in C#. It examines effects of LINQ utilization on conventional methods used while working with data in object oriented programming. Major part of this thesis discuss the implementation of LINQ to SQL, however basic information about all the significant methods are also included. Furthermore, it is engaged in development of C# applications using LINQ and may also serve as a learning guide, containing all vital facts about LINQ, its syntax, and its advantages compared to classic principles of data handling.

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Parallel LINQ

Vaskaran Sarcar · Apress eBooks · 2024

Language-Integrated Query (LINQ) was an important addition to .NET. Parallel LINQ (PLINQ) is its parallel implementation, which is an integral part of parallel programming. This chapter attempts to simplify the topic for you.

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Technologie LINQ

ČERNÝ, Ondřej · 2011

Purpose of this thesis is to overview unified programming model LINQ and its application in C#. It examines effects of LINQ utilization on conventional methods used while working with data in object oriented programming. Major part of this thesis discuss the implementation of LINQ to SQL, however basic information about all the significant methods are also included. Furthermore, it is engaged in development of C# applications using LINQ and may also serve as a learning guide, containing all vital facts about LINQ, its syntax, and its advantages compared to classic principles of data handling.

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LINQ ROX!

Suzanne W. Dietrich, Mahesh B Chaudhari · 2011

The Language INtegrated Query (LINQ) language is a declarative query language integrated within an object-oriented programming language that provides a unified paradigm for querying relations, objects, and XML (ROX). This paper describes a suite of exercises, from cooperative in-class activities to larger-scale graded assignments, for incorporating LINQ into the database curriculum. These exercises support various student learning outcomes and illustrate the applicability of LINQ by querying the same database enterprise across the ROX data models.

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Essential LINQ

Charlie Calvert, Dinesh C. Kulkarni · 2009

Charlie and Dinesh bring important skills to this project that enable them to show how LINQ works and the practical ways you can use it in your daily development process. From the Foreword by Anders HejlsbergLINQ is one of Microsofts most exciting, powerful new development technologies. Essential LINQ is the first LINQ book written by leading members of Microsofts LINQ and C# teams. Writing for architects, developers, and development managers, these Microsoft insiders share their intimate understanding of LINQ, revealing new patterns and best practices for getting the most out of it. Calvert and Kulkarni begin by clearly explaining how LINQ resolves the long-time impedance mismatch between object-oriented code and relational databases. Next, they show how LINQ integrates querying into C# as a first-class citizen. Using realistic code examples, they show how LINQ provides a strongly typed, IntelliSense-aware technology for working with data from any source, including SQL databases, XML files, and generic data structures. Calvert and Kulkarni carefully explain LINQs transformative, composable, and declarative capabilities. By fully illuminating these three concepts, the authors allow developers to discover LINQs full power. In addition to covering core concepts and hands-on LINQ development in C# with LINQ to Objects, LINQ to XML, LINQ to SQL, and LINQ to Entities, they also present advanced topics and new LINQ implementations developed by the LINQ community. This book Explains the entire lifecycle of a LINQ project: design, development, debugging, and much more Teaches LINQ from both a practical and theoretical perspectiveLeverages C# language features that simplify LINQ development Offers developers powerful LINQ query expressions to perform virtually any data-related task Teaches how to query SQL databases for objects and how to modify those objects Demonstrates effective use stored procedures and database functions with LINQ Shows how to add business logic that reflects the specific requirements of your organization Teaches developers to create, query, and transform XML data with LINQ Shows how to transform object, relational, and XML data between each other Offers best patterns and practices for writing robust, easy-to-maintain LINQ code

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linq tutorial

Amanda Garcia · Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) · 2024

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Linq badge

Link Egglepple Starbureiy · Bulletin of Miscellaneous Information (Royal Gardens Kew) · 2012

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Project LINQ

Joe Lomangino, Phoebe Florian, Art Fairson et al. · Maryland Shared Open Access Repository (USMAI Consortium) · 2025

We students in Professor Carol Bogash’s Fall 2025 Sourcing, Securing and Servicing Partnerships course at the University of Maryland Baltimore County were given the mission of identifying, evaluating, prioritizing and recommending potential partners for the Maryland Department of Aging (MDOA) to consider while implementing the Longevity Ready Maryland (LRM) initiative. Accordingly, we focused our efforts on meeting that challenge and as the semester comes to a close, we are now ready to share details of theprocess we utilized to flesh out prospects and rate their sutibaility, and also to submit our final partner recommendations to the MDOA. To open our work on this project, we divided into four groups and began by familiarizing ourselves with the LRM and the Epic Goals and their corresponding Objectives. We then moved to our research and brainstormingphase, identifying an initial group of potential partners. Next we developed a series of evaluation forms to rate our prospective partners in a standardized and objective manner, and subsequently utilized the resulting evaluations toprioritize our recommendations. Finally, we compiled our information into this document to offer a comprehensive and robust explanation of the process and provide our prioritized partner recommendations.

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LINQ to CSLA

Apress eBooks · 2009

With the introduction of LINQ, the entire language for how we interact with collections of objects, data, XML files, and any other IEnumerable(Of T) structure has been updated. LINQ provides a unified language—a single syntax for dealing with diverse structures. It opens many exciting possibilities for reducing the volume of source code.KeywordsIndexing MechanismExtension MethodQuery ExecutionIdentity ProjectionChild ClassThese keywords were added by machine and not by the authors. This process is experimental and the keywords may be updated as the learning algorithm improves.

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LINQ to DataSet

Adam Freeman · Apress eBooks · 2010

In this chapter, we looked at the DataSet class and its relationship with LINQ. If you want some of the convenience of a managed data environment but don't want the overhead of the Entity Framework, then the DataSet functionality may be of use, especially given the support for in-memory queries that comes with LINQ to DataSet.When using DataSet, you have to be much more aware of the structure and content of the database than when using an entity model, but in return you gain finer-grained control over the operations and queries that are performed. The approach that a project demands will depend on individual circumstances, but as you have seen from this and the preceding chapter, C# and .NET give you a lot of flexibility when it comes to working with databases.

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Parallel LINQ Introduction

Adam Freeman, Joseph C. Rattz · Apress eBooks · 2010

Back in Chapter 3, we opened with a simple LINQ to Objects example that found the first U.S. president whose name begins with Lin. Go on, take a look—we'll wait for you. Now take a look at Listing 21-1, which is the same query but performed using Parallel LINQ. We have made it easier to spot the difference by highlighting the change—the new call to the As Parallel method. As you will learn, the query in Listing 22-1 isn't very well suited to Parallel LINQ, but it does work, and it shows an important point, namely, that moving from a regular LINQ query to a Parallel LINQ query can be as easy as calling the As Parallel method.

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Programming Microsoft LINQ /

Pialorsi, Paolo, Russo, Marco, Bolognese, Luca · CERN Document Server (European Organization for Nuclear Research) · 2008

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.NET's LINQ Optimization

Šerý, Daniel · Brno University of Technology Digital Library (Brno University of Technology) · 2020

Tato práce se zabývá LINQ (Language integrated query) a řeší možnosti jeho implementace a optimalizace v jazyce C#. Je vybrána a implementována metoda přepisu dotazů na procedurální kód před překladem programu. Cílem práce je poskytnout LINQ využitelný, i při potřebě velké rychlosti. Pro vytvořený program přepisující dotazy LINQ, bylo pro většinu operátorů dosaženo zrychlení od 1.2x do 20x rychlosti System.Linq v závislosti na prováděném algoritmu, zdroji dat a množství poskytnutých informací přepisovacímu programu.

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LINQ for dummies

Mueller, John Paul · CERN Document Server (European Organization for Nuclear Research) · 2008

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LINQ to Objects

Apress eBooks · 2007

Data domains are different from object domains. When we deal with objects like arrays and collections, we use iteration to retrieve their elements. If we’re looking for a particular element based on its content rather than its index, we have to use a loop and process each element individually. For example, for an array of strings there is no built-in method to retrieve all elements whose length is equal to a particular value.

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