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VB.NET and C# Comparison
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Let’s play around with the main interrelated concepts of delegates in C#.
Today, in this article, we will dig out and play around by creating a simple delegate program and let’s see how better we can perform in this single program only. I mean, in this program, I will cover all stuff required for delegates from all the possible ways. So I will be covering simple delegate creation, multi-cast delegate, use of named methods, use of anonymous methods, use of lambda expression and finally a much better implementation about all of these and generic delegates as well.
A lot of developers moving towards the new LINQ to SQL find it difficult to write SQL queries in C# to query data using LINQ. LINQ is a query language which is integrated in C# to query data fromObjectCollects, SQL, XML etc. Before you start reading this article, it is good to have look at the features supported by LINQ:
Here in this article, I am going to discuss the basic SQL queries and the LINQ queries similar to SQL queries, with visual representations of the LINQ queries. Before I start discussing, here is the structure of the table I am using for this article: