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 PART 1 Pro LINQ: Language IntegratedQuery in C# 2008 CHAPTER 1 Hello LINQ CHAPTER 2 C# 3.0 Language Enhancements for LINQ PART 2 LINQ to Objects CHAPTER 3 LINQ to Objects Introduction CHAPTER 4 Deferred Operators CHAPTER 5 Nondeferred Operators PART 3 LINQ to XML CHAPTER 6 LINQ to XML Introduction CHAPTER 7 The LINQ to XML API CHAPTER 8 LINQ to XML Operators CHAPTER 9 Additional XML Capabilities PART 4 LINQ to DataSet CHAPTER 10 LINQ to DataSet Operators CHAPTER 11 Additional DataSet Capabilities PART 5 LINQ to SQL CHAPTER 12 LINQ to SQL Introduction CHAPTER 13 LINQ to SQL Tips and Tools CHAPTER 14 LINQ to SQL Database Operations CHAPTER 15 LINQ to SQL Entity Classes CHAPTER 16 The DataContext CHAPTER 17 Concurrency Conflicts CHAPTER 18 Additional SQL Capabilities This book would have never been possible were it not for the many excellent colleagues I have worked with and learned from. Most important were Mike Furnell, James Richardson, John Proctor, and Brad Radaker. Mike, my first technical lead, asked me what I was weakest at in the C language. When I told him pointers, he told me to debug our link-list library on paper. If you read about 2000 lines of link-list library code, you will either learn pointers or go mad, and those may not be mutually exclusive. James Richardson, with six months of experience, had one of the single greatest knacks at programming I have ever seen. He seemed to absorb programming, languages, and concepts. He taught me everything I understand about abstraction and code reuse. John Proctor may be the sharpest programming mind I have ever met. There were so many times he would call me in the morning to ask me about some technology I typically knew nothing about. By the time I would call him later that day, he would have downloaded some open source implementation, built it, tested it, tweaked the code, dumped it, and written his own. Brad Radaker has been a constant source of information and guidance. Even topics I wouldn't expect him to remember he can recall years later. On any given day, he can probably explain how my code works better than I can. All of these guys have been a tremendous source of knowledge and inspiration. Download free ebooks of C#: Pro LINQ: Language Integrated Query in C# 2008
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