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LINQ Unleashed: for C#
By (author) Paul Kimmel
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This is the eBook version of the printed book. If the print book includes a CD-ROM, this content is not included within the eBook version. Foreword by Darryl Hogan, Architect Evangelist, Microsoft Corporation  Microsoft’s highly anticipated LINQ query technology makes it easy to retrieve any information programmatically from any data source, no matter where it comes from or how it’s stored. Using LINQ, developers can query objects, relational databases, XML documents, and ADO.NET datasets--and do it all directly from C# 3.0, leveraging the powerful capabilities of LINQ.  This is a definitive guide to getting real-world results with LINQ, using C# 3.0 and Visual Studio 2008. In LINQ Unleashed, Microsoft MVP Paul Kimmel covers every facet of LINQ programming, showing how LINQ can help you dramatically improve your productivity and build more reliable, maintainable applications.  Kimmel begins by reviewing the state-of-the-art C# programming techniques LINQ uses, including anonymous types, partial methods, and Lambda expressions. Next, using realistic examples and easy-to-adapt sample code, he details the most powerful new LINQ techniques for accessing objects, databases, and XML. You’ll gain a deep and practical understanding of how LINQ works “under the hoodâ€--and learn how to do everything from selecting data through integrating XML with other data models.  Build efficient LINQ queries to .NET objects, SQL databases, and XML content Utilize anonymous types to reduce design time, coding effort, and debugging time Automatically generate .NET state machines with the new yield return construct Master LINQ query syntax, operators, extension methods, sorting, grouping, aggregate and set operations, and more Make the most of select--and use it in the business layer of your n-tier applications Query relational data stored in Microsoft SQL Server Use nullable types to eliminate unnecessary database access plumbing code Use LINQ with ADO.NET 3.0 and Microsoft’s powerful new Entity Framework Extract XML data without the hassles or complexity of XPath Automatically construct XML from CSV files and other non-XML data Query Active Directory by extending LINQ Introduction 1 Part I    Getting Ready for LINQ       1    Programming with Anonymous Types 5       2    Using Compound Type Initialization  29       3    Defining Extension and Partial Methods 61       4    yield return: Using .NET’s State Machine Generator 85       5    Understanding Lambda Expressions and Closures 97       6    Using Standard Query Operators 121 Part II   LINQ for Objects       7    Sorting and Grouping Queries 137       8    Using Aggregate Operations 151       9    Performing Set Operations 167       10  Mastering Select and SelectMany 185       11  Joining Query Results  211       12  Querying Outlook and Active Directory  239 Part III  LINQ for Data       13  Querying Relational Data with LINQ 265       14  Creating Better Entities and Mapping Inheritance and Aggregation  289       15  Joining Database Tables with LINQ Queries  309       16  Updating Anonymous Relational Data  349       17  Introducing ADO.NET 3.0 and the Entity Framework 383 Part IV LINQ for XML       18  Extracting Data from XML 415       19  Comparing LINQ to XML with Other XML Technologies 437       20  Constructing XML from Non-XML Data 453       21  Emitting XML with the XmlWriter 463       22  Combining XML with Other Data Models  469       23  LINQ to XSD Supports Typed XML Programming  485 Index
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Publisher | Pearson Education (US)
Published date | 23 Jul 2008
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Format | Digital download
Pages | 547
Dimensions | 0 x 0 x 0mm (L x W x H)
Weight | 1g
ISBN | 978-0-7686-8536-7
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