LINQ does make C# more readable but it doesn't add much value over normal functional collections which usually end up more concise, simpler and easier to reason

LINQ does make C# more readable but it doesn't add much value over normal functional collections which usually end up more concise, simpler and easier to reason about - visible in my Dart port of C#'s 101 LINQ samples (which are also lazy): https://github.com/dartist/101LinqSamples https://github.com/dartist/101LinqSamples performance of Linq 2 Objects is not that great either and it doesn't add much value readability-wise over rewriting the same task in other dynamic languages: https://github.com/dartist/sudoku_solver https://github.com/dartist/sudoku_solver