Microsoft LINQ (Language Integrated Query)
When you write queries, the most visible "language-integrated" part of LINQ is the query expression. Query expressions are written in a declarative query syntax. By using query syntax, you perform filtering, ordering, and grouping operations on data sources with a minimum of code. You use the same query expression patterns to query and transform data from any type of data source.
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Sessions: 15
Duration: 6 Week
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What will you learn in this course ?
Lesson - 01
- Overview of LINQ
- Understanding the need for LINQ
- Introduction to basic LINQ syntax
Lesson - 02
- LINQ query syntax vs. method syntax
- Querying collections with LINQ
- Basic LINQ operators: Where, Select, OrderBy, OrderByDescending, GroupBy
Lesson - 03
- Working with LINQ to Objects
- Performing filtering, projection, and ordering operations on in-memory collections
- Hands-on exercises
Lesson - 04 Linq to SQL
- Introduction to LINQ to SQL
- Setting up a LINQ to SQL project
- Mapping database tables to LINQ entities
Lesson - 05
- Performing basic CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations with LINQ to SQL
- Understanding deferred execution and immediate execution
Lesson - 06
- Advanced querying with LINQ to SQL: Joins, Group joins, Aggregate functions
- Optimizing LINQ to SQL queries
Lesson - 07 (Advanced LINQ Topics)
- Introduction to LINQ to Entities (Entity Framework)
- Working with complex data models
Lesson - 08
- Using LINQ with parallel programming
- Asynchronous LINQ queries
Lesson - 09
- Implementing LINQ in real-world scenarios
- Best practices and tips for efficient LINQ usage
Lesson - 10
- Error handling in LINQ queries
- Case studies and examples
Lesson - 11
- Group project: Implement a small application using LINQ
- Presentation and feedback
Review and Advanced Topics
- Review of course material
- Q&A sessions
- Generating Links using Tag Helpers
- Exploring advanced LINQ topics based on student interest
