As a side product of some experiments I wrote simple LINQ query that matches properties of two objects and returns these properties as list. The code I wrote is pretty simple and I packed it for you as method. C# public IList GetMatchingProperties(object source, object target) { if (source == null) throw new ArgumentNullException(“source”); if [...]
In .NET 3.5, the primary device for general processing of XML is LINQ To XML. This provides a lightweight, LINQ-friendly DOM along with a set of query operators. In SiIlverlight, this is your only choice – XmlDocument and related classes are not supported. Even without its LINQ support, the LINQ To XML DOM is valuable [...]
This video, courtesy of Microsoft’s ASP.NET video series, provides an example of using LINQ to SQL with stored procedures.
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Debugging LINQ queries can be problematic. One of the reasons is that quite often, you write a large query as a single expression, and you can’t set a breakpoint mid-expression. Writing large queries in expression context is particularly powerful when using functional construction to form XML (or using the strongly typed DOM in Open XML [...]
There are many times when we need to randomly sort a list or array. An example might be if you had a list of advertisements to display on your website, and need to randomly sort the list so the ads appear in random order. Another example might be if you have a card game, you [...]
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