Tag: LINQ
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IEnumerable vs IQueryable
Read more: IEnumerable vs IQueryableThe IEnumerable and IQueryable are used to hold a collection of data and also used to perform data manipulation operations such as filtering, Ordering, Grouping,…
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All about LINQ operators
Read more: All about LINQ operatorsA short list of LINQ operators. Using IN clause This is similar to database IN keyword; Using ALL operator Working with simple types Working with…
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KeyValue pair class
Read more: KeyValue pair classThe KeyValue pair class stores a pair of values in a single list. It’s super easy to create a list of single value. Here is…
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Using LINQ methods to compare objects of custom type
Read more: Using LINQ methods to compare objects of custom typeI have a master list; v2-2021 – ‘cover page$’v2-2021 – ‘i# milestones$’v2-2021 – ‘ii# tasks$’v2-2021 – ‘iii# spendplan$’ I have a sub list; v2-2021 –…
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