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It seems you're just thinking of the IEnumerable API and not LINQ at large, which includes the Expression and IQueryable API and enable things like LINQ-to-SQL.
by Guillaume86 9y ago
It seems you're just thinking of the IEnumerable API and not LINQ at large, which includes the Expression and IQueryable API and enable things like LINQ-to-SQL.
- btschaegg 9y ago...which I'm also not a big fan of after having seen their implications in older products (i.e. ones that had to be maintained for a while). In most cases, they made the problem worse. Plus, while they are enabled by other techniques, those weren't invented in LINQ, either.
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