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![]() LinqHelp - ArticlesUsing Linq to Objects in C#In this tutorial, we will be looking at using LINQ to Objects. We will be creating a Windows Forms Application that will first define an array of numbers, and then we will use LINQ to Objects to interact with this collection of numbers. Creating Linq to Sql Entities in Vb.netThis tutorial will show how we can bypass the Designer and write the class ourselves, so that we get a better understanding of what's going on. For this example, we will be using a SQL database with one table and three columns - id, name, and city. Creating Linq to Sql Entities in C#This tutorial will show how we can bypass the Designer and write the class ourselves, so that we get a better understanding of what's going on. For this example, we will be using a SQL database with one table and three columns - id, name, and city. Linq Projection in C#In this tutorial we will look at LINQ Projection (C#), which is when we can select specific data from a source without retrieving all fields. We will be creating a class to define a list in which we will create a number of people with IDs, names and cities. Then we will use buttons to select only parts of this data. Linq Projection in VbIn this tutorial we will look at LINQ Projection, which is when we can select specific data from a source without retrieving all fields. We will be creating a class to define a list in which we will create a number of people with IDs, names and cities. Then we will use buttons to select only parts of this data. Linq Lambda Expressions in Vb.net - Querying DataIn this tutorial, we will be looking at VB.NET Lambda Expressions. We will see how we can sort data from an array using the newly-introduced Lambda Expressions in VB.NET. Lambda Expressions can be used in place of LINQ Queries, and can make the code a lot shorter. Linq Lambda Expressions in C# - Querying DataIn this tutorial, we will be looking at C# Lambda Expressions. We will see how we can sort data from an array using the newly-introduced Lambda Expressions in C#. Lambda Expressions can be used in place of LINQ Queries, and can make the code a lot shorter.
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