There are two types of LINQ queries: query syntax and method syntax. Query syntax resembles SQL and uses keywords like from, where, select, group, and join. Method syntax uses extension methods ...

Practical .NET Grouping in LINQ with Methods Peter follows up -- yet again – on a column on how to group results with LINQ using the SQL-like syntax with the same solution using the method-based ...

Peter follows up on advice for joining collections with LINQ and getting all of the results, but this time, he uses the method-based syntax. A little while back, I did a column on how to join two ...

- LINQ (Language-Integrated Query) is a feature in C# that allows querying collections (like arrays, lists, and databases) using a readable, SQL-like syntax. - It provides a unified way to access data ...

BIRCH: There are two primary benefits that I enjoy when using LINQ to SQL, the first one being the ease of transition for people moving from standard T-SQL query syntax to this new method of data ...