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• Data View and LINQ in C# and VB.NETJul 07, 2025. Learn how to fetch unique values from a DataTable using DataView and LINQ in C# and VB.NET. Explore sorting, filtering, and displaying distinct book records with examples compatible with .NET Core and .NET 9.
• Mastering LINQ in C#Jun 25, 2025. Language Integrated Query (LINQ) is a game-changer in C#. It brings SQL-like data querying capabilities directly into your C# code, making data manipulation more intuitive, type-safe, and readable.
• Understanding Select vs SelectMany in LINQJun 19, 2025. In this article, we are going to learn about the importance of LINQ features of select and SelectMany and the difference between them.
• FirstOrDefault vs. SingleOrDefault in LINQ: Key Differences and Use CasesJun 16, 2025. In this article, we'll dive into the key differences between FirstOrDefault and SingleOrDefault, examining their behaviours, ideal use cases, and guidance on when to use each one. By the end, you'll gain a better understanding of how to utilize these methods to optimize data queries in your C# applications.
• PLINQ vs LINQ: Use Cases, and Performance Insights in C#May 25, 2025. Discover the key differences between LINQ and PLINQ in C#, including their syntax, execution models, performance benchmarks, use cases, and when to choose parallelism for processing large datasets efficiently.
• How to Convert a DataTable to a List of Objects in C#Apr 27, 2025. Learn how to convert a DataTable to a List<T> in C#. Explore manual, reflection-based, and LINQ methods for better performance, type safety, and cleaner code. Improve maintainability in modern C# applications.
• Order of Execution in LINQ QueriesApr 22, 2025. This article explains the difference between deferred and immediate execution, outlines the execution order, and shares best practices to write efficient and optimized LINQ queries for real-world applications.
• LINQ in C# Tutorial for Beginners: 101 C# LINQ OperationsApr 17, 2025. Learn LINQ in C# with 101 essential operations for beginners. Simple examples of filtering, sorting, and joining data to make your code better and faster. Perfect for new C# developers.
• .NET 8 - System.Linq.Dynamic.Core – using SQL LIKEApr 11, 2025. System.Linq.Dynamic.Core library does not support SQL LIKE, and I added support for it. Added SQL LIKE support to the System.Linq.Dynamic.Core in .NET 8 using a custom patch. Enables dynamic SQL pattern matching in EF8 projects where built-in LIKE functionality was missing.
• New LINQ Features in .NET 9Mar 29, 2025. Discover the latest LINQ features in .NET 9 that enhance query performance, simplify data manipulation, and introduce new methods for better efficiency.
• Exploring PLINQ (Parallel LINQ) for Parallel ProcessingMar 29, 2025. PLINQ (Parallel LINQ) is a powerful feature in .NET that enables parallel processing of queries to improve performance on multi-core processors.
• Google Developer Group, CSharp & HackIndia: Expand Web3 & AI Student Developer Reach in IndiaMar 24, 2025. GDG Partners with HackIndia to expand its reach to student developers across India.
• Understanding Expressions in C#: Dynamic Code and Query GenerationMar 19, 2025. Expressions in C# allow dynamic query generation, runtime compilation, and code transformation using Expression Trees. They are widely used in LINQ, ORM frameworks like Entity Framework, and reflection to optimize performance and enable flexible, data-driven logic.
• Learn C#: Refactor CodeMar 18, 2025. Refactoring in C# enhances code readability, maintainability, and performance by eliminating redundancy, utilizing LINQ, extracting methods, applying null-coalescing operators, and implementing async/await patterns.
• The Object Oriented ProgrammingMar 17, 2025. The Object Oriented Programming (OOP)  improves the scalability and reusability of the code. This comprise of class and objects.
• Select vs SelectMany in C# LINQMar 17, 2025. In C# LINQ, Select transforms each element of a collection individually, maintaining the original structure, while SelectMany flattens nested collections into a single sequence, combining all sub-elements.
• Understanding Context Manager in PythonMar 15, 2025. ?Python's context managers, implemented via the statement, ensure efficient resource management by automating setup and teardown operations, such as opening and closing files, even when exceptions occur.
• Various Methods to Count Occurrences of Each Number in Array or ListFeb 17, 2025. In this article, I'll show you different ways to count how often a number appears in C#. We'll look at methods like LINQ, Dictionary, GroupBy, and Parallel.ForEach, and see which ones work best for small and large datasets.
• Learn Quantifier Operations in LINQ Jan 21, 2025. Quantifier operations in LINQ simplify logical evaluations of collections using methods like `Any`, `All`, and `Contains`. They enhance readability, reduce boilerplate, and support efficient data validation and filtering.
• CSharp.com Unveils Real-World Web3 Skills Credentialing and Certifications to Empower Developers and Simplify HiringDec 31, 2024. CSharp.com unveils real-world Web3 skills credentialing and certifications to empower software developers and streamline the hiring process for employers.
• New LINQ Methods in .NET 9: Index, CountBy, and AggregateByDec 11, 2024. In this article, I will showcase the new methods: Index, CountBy, and AggregateBy. These powerful additions in .NET 9 bring significant enhancements to LINQ, aimed at improving your coding experience and simplifying data manipulation tasks.
• C# Foundation - Implicitly Typed VariablesNov 28, 2024. Implicitly typed variables in C#, declared using the var keyword, let the compiler infer the data type from the initialization expression. This improves code readability and reduces verbosity, especially with complex types.
• .NET 9 CountBy: A New LINQ PowerhouseNov 20, 2024. .NET 9 introduces the CountBy method, a powerful addition to LINQ that enhances querying capabilities. This feature allows developers to count elements based on specified conditions efficiently.
• Understanding IEnumerable In C#Nov 14, 2024. IEnumerable in C# is an interface that defines a standard way to iterate over a collection of objects. The IEnumerable interface in C# provides a standard, efficient way to iterate over collections using foreach, enabling cleaner, more readable code, and LINQ integration.
• Creating a CQRS Architecture in .NET Core 8Nov 04, 2024. This guide outlines a practical implementation of the CQRS (Command Query Responsibility Segregation) architecture using C# and MediatR, emphasizing the separation of read and write operations for better scalability and maintainability.
• How Select and SelectMany Works in C#Oct 26, 2024. Learn key differences, practical use cases, and examples that demonstrate how these methods simplify data manipulation, making it easier to work with nested and complex data structures in C#.
• Boyer-Moore Majority Vote AlgorithmOct 21, 2024. The Boyer-Moore Majority Vote Algorithm efficiently finds elements appearing more than a fraction of the time in linear time and constant space, using two candidates and counters to track occurrences.
• Explaning Bucket Sort AlgorithmOct 21, 2024. The `BucketSort` class implements the bucket sort algorithm, which distributes elements into buckets, sorts them, and merges the sorted buckets. It's efficient for uniformly distributed data, with potential quadratic complexity in the worst case.
• How Func Delegates Work in LINQSep 27, 2024. In this article, we explore how Func delegates operate within LINQ (Language Integrated Query) in C#. Func delegates enable concise and powerful data manipulation by allowing developers to pass methods as parameters.
• Solid Introduction to Expression Trees in C#Sep 26, 2024. This article provides a comprehensive introduction to Expression Trees in C#. You'll learn about their structure, how they represent code as data, and their applications in LINQ queries.
• Exploring the Performance Boosts in .NET 9Sep 20, 2024. .NET 9 introduces key performance improvements, including Native AOT for faster startup times and reduced memory usage, optimized garbage collection, enhanced threading for multicore systems, and HTTP/3 support for improved network performance.
• POCO to Dictionary Conversion Techniques in C#Sep 16, 2024. This article explores five methods for converting a C# POCO to a dictionary using reflection, LINQ, JSON libraries, and ExpandoObject, comparing their performance through Benchmark.NET to find the best approach.
• Dynamic LINQ with Gridify in .NETAug 30, 2024. Learn how to leverage Gridify to simplify complex filtering, sorting, and pagination tasks. Perfect for developers seeking to optimize and extend their use of LINQ in C# applications.
• Crafting Efficient and Maintainable C# CodeAug 28, 2024. This guide explores essential C# best practices for robust, maintainable code. It covers using meaningful variable names, following naming conventions, handling null values, and using var judiciously.
• Learn About .NET 9 LINQ EnhancementsAug 05, 2024. In .NET 9, two new LINQ methods enhance code simplicity and readability: .CountBy and .AggregateBy. .CountBy counts elements by key, simplifying grouping and counting tasks. .AggregateBy streamlines aggregation operations, reducing complexity.
• LINQ Best PracticesAug 01, 2024. Discover essential LINQ best practices for writing efficient, readable, and maintainable code in C#. Learn tips on query and method syntax, performance optimization, and effective use of lambda expressions and extension methods to enhance your .NET applications and streamline data querying.
• Understanding of LINQJul 28, 2024. LINQ (Language Integrated Query) is a powerful feature in .NET that allows developers to write SQL-like queries directly in C# or VB.NET. It supports querying collections, XML, databases, and more, using a syntax that integrates seamlessly with the language.
• LINQ to ADO.NET: Enhancing Data Access with Modern QueryingJul 23, 2024. In the evolving world of .NET, querying databases has traditionally been done using ADO.NET, which provides a robust set of classes for data access. However, the introduction of Language Integrated Query (LINQ) has revolutionized the way developers interact with data.
• Optimizing LINQ Performance with Compiled Queries in .NETJul 22, 2024. Compiled queries in LINQ (Language Integrated Query) are a powerful feature that can significantly improve the performance of your data access code, especially when dealing with repetitive queries.
• Practical approach to EF Core with Scalar functionsJul 21, 2024. Learn how to implement and migrate scalar SQL functions in an ASP.NET Core application using Entity Framework Core. This guide covers creating a scalar function to calculate total unit prices, integrating it into EF Core, and calling it within LINQ queries to streamline database interactions.
• Programming in Practice - LINQ to SQL - ExplainedJul 18, 2024. Discover the power of LINQ to SQL in this comprehensive guide. Learn how to seamlessly integrate LINQ queries with SQL databases using the .NET framework. From setting up your environment to executing complex queries, this tutorial covers it all.
• Differences Between IEnumerable and IQueryable in C#Jul 17, 2024. Explore the nuances between IEnumerable and IQueryable in C#. Understand how these interfaces differ in data retrieval and manipulation, with a focus on performance implications and suitable use cases.
• Discard Variable in C# .NETJul 17, 2024. The discard variable (_), introduced in C# 7.0, allows developers to ignore values intentionally. It enhances code clarity by signaling unused data in tuples, pattern matching, out parameters, and LINQ queries, promoting cleaner, more efficient, and maintainable programming in .NET applications.
• Using Find Instead of FirstOrDefault with Collections in C# .NETJul 15, 2024. When working with collections in C# .NET, FirstOrDefault and Find serve similar purposes of retrieving elements based on conditions. FirstOrDefault is versatile for any IEnumerable<T>, while Find is optimized for List<T>, offering potentially better performance in list operations.
• Understanding LINQ While Writing Your OwnJul 03, 2024. LINQ (Language-Integrated Query) in .NET offers a unified, declarative way to query diverse data sources like objects, databases, XML, and more. It simplifies data manipulation with methods like Where, Select, and GroupBy, supporting both query and method syntax.
• Mastering LINQ: TakeWhile and SkipWhile in C# .NETJul 01, 2024. Explore LINQ's TakeWhile and SkipWhile methods in C#, which enhance data querying by conditionally including or excluding elements based on predicates. Learn how to use these powerful methods to process collections effectively, with detailed examples demonstrating their functionality and practical applications.
• Optimizing LINQ Queries in C# and .NET Core Web APIsJun 21, 2024. LINQ in C# optimizes data querying with readable syntax, but inefficient use can impact .NET Core Web API performance. Strategies like early filtering and selective projections enhance efficiency. Deferred execution via IQueryable delays query execution, optimizing database interactions.
• Lazy Loading (4): EntityFrameworkJun 21, 2024. This article will discuss lazy loading in Entity Framework. This article series explores Lazy Loading, focusing on its application in various technologies like LINQ, HTML, JavaScript, Entity Framework, and Angular, providing insights and performance considerations.
• LINQ vs PLINQ Method Syntax for Efficient C# .NET Data ProcessingJun 17, 2024. LINQ (Language Integrated Query) and PLINQ (Parallel LINQ) are .NET frameworks for querying data. LINQ offers a declarative syntax for querying various data sources with single-threaded execution, while PLINQ extends LINQ by enabling parallel execution.
• C# Comparison Fundamentals: Best Practices and TipsJun 11, 2024. Comparison operations are a fundamental aspect of programming in C#. Whether you're comparing primitive types, strings, or objects, or handling null values, understanding the nuances of comparison can enhance both the performance and readability of your code.
• Understanding Single, SingleOrDefault, First, and FirstOrDefault in LINQ .NET C#Jun 07, 2024. LINQ (Language Integrated Query) provides powerful querying capabilities in C# to manipulate data collections. Among its arsenal of operators, Single, SingleOrDefault, First, and FirstOrDefault are frequently used to retrieve elements from sequences.
• LINQ Query Syntax vs Method Syntax in Entity FrameworkMay 29, 2024. Choosing between LINQ Query Syntax and Method Syntax in Entity Framework depends on various factors. Query Syntax often resembles SQL, making it more intuitive for those with SQL background, while Method Syntax offers more flexibility with lambda expressions and method chaining.
• Lazy Loading (2): HTMLMay 29, 2024. This series explores Lazy Loading within the LINQ category, focusing on dynamically loading images in HTML to enhance page load times, featuring code examples and demos for practical application.
• Multiple OrderBy Operations in Entity FrameworkMay 27, 2024. Entity Framework (EF) is a powerful ORM (Object-Relational Mapper) in .NET that allows developers to work with databases using .NET objects. In EF, this can be achieved using OrderBy, ThenBy, OrderByDescending, and ThenByDescending methods in LINQ queries.
• Data Pagination with Extension Methods in C#May 20, 2024. Pagination is a common technique used to manage and display data in chunks. This article discusses implementing pagination in C# using extension methods, which allow adding new functionality to existing types without modifying their source code, making data handling clean and reusable.
• Programming in Practice - Structural DataMay 19, 2024. In object-oriented programming, the basic way to create structural data is to define custom types and interconnect them using references. Let's analyze this case using sample code in the context of intentionally programmed relationships between items.
• Under The Hood Of Thread Synchronization With LOCKMay 15, 2024. The LOCK keyword is the most popular mutual-exclusive thread synchronization construct. The LOCK statement in C# is crucial for thread synchronization, preventing race conditions by restricting access to shared resources. Under the hood, it translates to the Monitor class, enhancing code efficiency and reliability.
• Introduction to Monitor Class in C#May 13, 2024. The Monitor class is built on dotNET’s FCL (Framework Class Library) infrastructure. In general, it provides to achieve thread safety.
• Unlocking Performance: Exploring PLINQ in .NET C#May 08, 2024. In today's computing landscape, where multi-core processors are ubiquitous, optimizing the performance of your applications often involves leveraging parallelism. One powerful tool in the .NET developer's arsenal for achieving parallelism is PLINQ - Parallel Language-Integrated Query.
• Programming in Practice - LINQ Expression May 06, 2024. An impression can be made that: data is data, and it doesn't matter where it comes from provided it is reliable. The LINQ technology is presented to fetch the necessary data from any available source. After reading the full story forget about ChatGPT and MSDN in the context of LINQ to make your life easier.
• Database Connectivity in Visual Studio May 03, 2024. Visual Studio facilitates robust database connectivity through technologies like ADO.NET and Entity Framework. Developers can seamlessly integrate with SQL Server, MySQL, Oracle, and more using connection strings and data source management tools.
• Single, SingleOrDefault, First, and FirstOrDefault in Linq .NET C#Apr 30, 2024. LINQ's element operators like Single, SingleOrDefault, First, FirstOrDefault, Last, and LastOrDefault provide specific functionalities for retrieving elements from collections in C#. Here's how to use them effectively.
• Entity Framework Core: Features, Real-time Implementation, Best PracticesApr 29, 2024. Entity Framework Core (EF Core) stands as a powerful toolset for .NET developers, streamlining the interaction between applications and databases through object-relational mapping (ORM). Whether adopting a database-first or code-first approach, EF Core simplifies data access and manipulation.
• Explain Lambda Functions in .NET C#Apr 26, 2024. In the realm of .NET programming, lambda functions represent a powerful and concise way to define anonymous methods or functions. In this article, we'll explore the fundamentals of lambda functions in .NET, understand their syntax and usage, and uncover their practical applications in real-world scenarios.
• C# Programming: Language Fundamentals, OOP, Async, LINQApr 25, 2024. This guide provides a thorough exploration of the C# language, covering essential topics such as language fundamentals, object-oriented programming concepts, asynchronous programming, and Language Integrated Query (LINQ).
• LINQ in C#: Knowing When to Use First() vs FirstOrDefault()Apr 24, 2024. LINQ, a cornerstone of C#, empowers developers to query data across various sources efficiently. This guide delves into the nuanced differences between First() and FirstOrDefault(), aiding in crafting resilient and optimized code.
• New LINQ Methods in .NET 9 PreviewApr 14, 2024. While the release of .NET 9 is planned for November 2024, the preview version is already available. One of the new .NET 9 features is the new LINQ methods: CountBy, AggregateBy, and Index. In this article, I present how to use these methods.
• Functional programming in C# - IntroductionApr 02, 2024. Lets learn the concept of functional programming, its usage and why functional programming is important
• What is Language Integrated Query in C#?Mar 29, 2024. Know about LINQ (Language Integrated Query) in C# and their benefits. In this article, we have explained LINQ with an example.
• Exploring .NET 6's MinBy() and MaxBy() Extension MethodsMar 22, 2024. In this article, I will demonstrate the exciting new additions to LINQ extension methods introduced in.NET 6: MinBy() and MaxBy(). Let's explore how these powerful methods simplify code, providing efficient solutions for selecting extreme values within a generic sequence.
• Misconceptions About the Four LINQ methodsMar 09, 2024. Misconceptions about the four LINQ methods. Single(), SingleOrDefault(), First(), and FirstOrDefault(). This article addresses misconceptions surrounding four LINQ methods—Single(), SingleOrDefault(), First(), and FirstOrDefault(). Clarifying differences and potential pitfalls helps prevent null references and invalid operator exceptions in code.
• Leveraging Compiled Queries for Enhanced Performance in LINQMar 09, 2024. Compiled queries in LINQ allow developers to pre-compile LINQ queries into executable delegates, reducing the overhead of query compilation and optimization. By caching the compiled query execution plan, compiled queries improve the performance of frequently executed or complex queries in C# applications.
• What is New in .NET 9Mar 04, 2024. .NET 9, succeeding .NET 8, places particular emphasis on cloud-native applications and enhancing performance. It will receive standard-term support (STS) for 18 months.
• Why we should learn C#?Feb 26, 2024. This article explores the reasons behind choosing C# over other languages, delving into its evolution, key features like object orientation, lambda expressions, LINQ, generics, and its adaptability for modern development needs.
• Understanding and Managing Server-Side (Output) Caching in .NetJan 15, 2024. IIS employs System.Web.Caching for efficient output caching. Utilize HttpRuntime.Cache.Insert for CRUD operations, specifying key, value, and optional parameters like dependencies, absolute expiration, and sliding expiration for optimization.
• Real-Time Paris Metro Crowdedness Forecast: A Proof of Concept with Azure and C#Jan 08, 2024. In this article, we will learn about navigating you through crafting a prototype for forecasting crowd levels in Paris Métros using Azure and C#. It covers Azure setup, machine learning, model deployment, streaming pipeline creation, and user application integration.
• Exploring Default Lambda Parameters in C# 12Jan 01, 2024. Default Lambda Parameters in C# 12.
• Sorting Arrays in C#Nov 24, 2023. This article guides us through sorting arrays in C# using the Array.Sort() method and LINQ queries. It covers both ascending and descending orders, providing code snippets for clarity.
• Difference Between Concurrency and Parallelism in C#Nov 09, 2023. The article you provided gives a comprehensive overview of the concepts of concurrency and parallelism and their relevance in C# programming. It highlights the distinctions between the two concepts and provides clear examples and use cases for each. The discussion of best practices and considerations for managing concurrency and parallelism effectively is a valuable addition, as it helps developers avoid common pitfalls and make informed decisions when implementing these concepts in their applications.
• Constructors in C#Oct 12, 2023. In C#, constructors are essential methods responsible for initializing and creating objects within a given class. These functions are invoked when you create an instance of the class. Constructors share the same name as the class and do not have a return type. In C#, there are several fundamental types of constructors.
• Understanding LINQ in C#: Query Syntax and Method SyntaxOct 03, 2023. This article is an informative and in-depth exploration of LINQ (Language Integrated Query) within the context of C#, a widely used programming language in the software development industry. The guide delves into both the query syntax and method syntax aspects of LINQ, providing readers with a thorough understanding of how to effectively use LINQ to query and manipulate data in C# applications.
• C# Composite Design PatternSep 26, 2023. Discover the power of the Composite design pattern in C#, a structural pattern that unifies objects into tree structures, simplifying complex hierarchies for versatile software development.
• Unlocking C# Chain of Responsibility PatternSep 25, 2023. In software design, maintaining the separation of concerns is fundamental. This principle not only enhances code modularity but also ensures each module has a single responsibility. However, as applications grow in complexity, managing the flow of responsibilities can become challenging. This is where design patterns come to the rescue. Among them, the Chain of Responsibility pattern stands out as a robust tool for handling responsibilities in a flexible and decoupled manner.
• Proxy Pattern in C#Sep 22, 2023. Learn about the Proxy Pattern in C#, a powerful structural design pattern. Explore its purpose, implementation, and real-world applications, enhancing software efficiency, maintainability, and scalability. Happy Learning!
• Exploring Decorator Pattern in C# Sep 21, 2023. Exploring the Decorator Pattern in C#.the Decorator Pattern stands out as a versatile tool for extending the functionality of classes without altering their structure. In this article, we will delve into the Decorator Pattern and how it can be implemented in C#.
• Understanding the Flyweight Design Pattern in C#Sep 20, 2023. Explore the Flyweight Design Pattern in C#, a memory-efficient structural pattern. Learn to optimize performance by sharing common properties among objects, improving application efficiency.
• Custom Exceptions in C#Sep 19, 2023. Enhance error handling in C# with custom exceptions. Learn how they provide specificity, control, documentation, and maintainability, and follow best practices for effective implementation.
• Understanding the Factory Design Pattern in C#Sep 19, 2023. Understanding the Factory Design Pattern in C#
• Adapter Pattern in C# Sep 19, 2023. Demystifying the Adapter Pattern in C#: Bridging the Gap Between Incompatible Interfaces
• Exploring Anonymous Functions in C# Sep 18, 2023. Exploring Anonymous Functions in C#
• Understanding LINQ in .NETSep 11, 2023. LINQ, or Language Integrated Query, is a powerful feature in the .NET framework that simplifies data querying and manipulation in C# and VB.NET applications. It provides a uniform and SQL-like syntax for querying data from various sources, including in-memory collections, databases, XML, and more.
• Structs in C#Aug 28, 2023. Discover the significance of C# structs - lightweight alternatives to classes. Efficiently manage memory and enhance performance with value types while considering scenarios and pitfalls for optimal implementation.
• Sealed Classes in C# Aug 28, 2023. Delve into the significance of sealed classes in C# OOP. Uncover their role in defining code boundaries and inheritance. Gain insights into their benefits, optimizing security and performance. Master the art of using them judiciously for enhanced code predictability and maintainability.
• Private Constructor in C# Aug 28, 2023. Explore Private Constructors in C#: Unveiling Their Roles and Significance. Discover how these constructors influence design patterns like Singleton, control object creation, and encapsulate initialization logic for improved C# applications.
• Building a Bulk Email Sending Console App with NET Core 7.0Aug 27, 2023. Building a Bulk Email Sending Console App with NET Core 7.0 entails the creation of a robust and versatile solution tailored to efficiently manage large-scale email distributions. Through a meticulous development process, this application emerges as a vital tool for businesses and organizations seeking an effective way to reach their target audiences.
• Delegates in C# Aug 25, 2023. Explore the fundamental potency of C# delegates—vital for encapsulating methods as first-class entities. Empower callbacks and event management for efficient C# application development.
• Generics in C# Aug 25, 2023. Harness the Versatility of C# Generics: Boost Code Reusability and Type Safety. Dive into how Generics empower adaptable, efficient code, accommodating various data types while maintaining robust type checking.
• Using SuperConvert.Abstraction NuGet Library for Data ConversionAug 23, 2023. SuperConvert.Abstraction is a powerful library that provides data conversion functionalities for your .NET applications. With this library, you can easily convert between different data formats, such as JSON, CSV, and XLS, using a simple and intuitive API. The library also introduces a new Dependency Injection (DI) service to streamline the usage of its features.
• Exploring the Diverse Flavors of LINQ with ExamplesAug 22, 2023. LINQ is a powerful feature in modern programming languages like C# that allows developers to perform queries on different types of data sources using a consistent syntax. With LINQ, you can query and manipulate data without worrying about the underlying data source, whether it's an in-memory collection, a database, or XML
• Document Viewer Capabilities in ASP.NET Core 7.0Aug 20, 2023. Learn how to integrate, customize, and make the most of the new capabilities for seamless document viewing and interaction within your web applications.