The .NET Micro Framework, a variant of .NET radically scaled down for embedded systems, does not include the System.Linq namespace and does not provide any LINQ functionality. Because its implementation is based on generics, LINQ requires version 2.0 of the CLR. The Micro Framework on the other hand is restricted to the CLI, a standardized [...]
Generic delegates and lambda expressions underpin LINQ. If you’ve been struggling to get your arms around these new concepts, this post should help demystify matters for you. Of course, there are a a host of other new .NET language features that enable LINQ as well. These include extension methods, type inference, anonymous types, object initializers, [...]
Lambda expressions are a powerful tool to writing quick, concise code. They can be used in numerous situations, most notably in conjuction with LINQ statements. A lambda expression is an anonymous function that can contain expressions and statements, and can be used to create delegates or expression tree types. All lambda expressions use the lambda [...]
When using Linq to objects, you will quickly feel the need to pass some parameters from a method to another but it’s not so easy because each Linq method is not calling the following one. In a Linq sequence, each method is using the result computed by the previous one. So, local contexts are not [...]
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