Chapter 10. Using LINQ in Web Applications
After completing this chapter, you’ll be able to:
Develop a LINQ-based web application that relies on a simple list
Develop a LINQ-based web application that relies on an array
Develop a LINQ-based web application that relies on a data structure
YOU’VE SEEN IN PREVIOUS CHAPTERS that Language INtegrated Query (LINQ) makes working with some types of programming constructs significantly easier. Not only do you write less code, but using a query also results in less code and that code is automatically optimized for you by the Common Language Runtime (CLR)—the underlying engine that helps you run .NET applications. However, all of those previous examples relied on desktop applications, and you might wonder whether ...
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