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by alkonaut
3414 days ago
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I think it depends on what the Linq to is. I find the sql like proper linq form only natural when databases are involved (and just barely). Most uses of where/order/select in C# I'm pretty sure is linq to objects, not sql. I very rarely see the linq proper form in any C# code neither in OSS or in my dat job. |
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