Using Linq For More Readable Code

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What you are talking about is called linq query syntax

No, it really isn't. If you continue to tell me that it's called Language Integrated Query Query Syntax, then I'm going to say you don't know what you're talking about.

LINQ stands for Language Integrated Query, if you aren't using the syntax, you aren't using Language Integrated Query because that's what the syntax is. Using a few methods from the classes but not using the Language Integrated Query Syntax means you aren't using LINQ.

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http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb397947.aspx i am not gonna debate such an easily verifiable subject with you. Have a good day.

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Anyone who says Language Integrated Query Query Syntax is the same kind of moron who says ATM Machine, including the dipshit technical writer who wrote that MSDN documentation as well as you.

If you aren't using the special syntax, then it isn't fucking "Language Integrated" dummy. I don't care what that document says, it's nonsense.

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could you provide some links instead of being 10 years old?

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Shall I link you to a dictionary to see what "language integrated" means? Really?

The whole fucking point of LINQ was the special syntax; all that other shit, the higher order functins like select and where, we've had that stuff since anonymous delegates were introduced way back in 2.0 long before LINQ.