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LINQ was very intentionally designed to use SQL terminology for this because at the time (to remind, this was 2007), your typical C# or VB developer had no clue
by int_19h 14d ago
LINQ was very intentionally designed to use SQL terminology for this because at the time (to remind, this was 2007), your typical C# or VB developer had no clue whatsoever about functional programming and the usual terminology there, while SQL knowledge would be much more widespread.