
Explore maxby, minby, max, min, and average in C# LINQ, including empty-list handling with the null-forgiving operator, computing oldest and youngest ages, totals, and double values for averages.
Demonstrate merging two arrays with the concat function to form a single sequence, select names, and join them with a comma, while explaining that iteration triggers deferred execution.
Learn how to use ToList, ToArray and ToHashSet in LINQ, compare distinct versus unique values, and understand HashSet performance and equals logic.
Filter a list by type using OfType, and use Cast to convert items to the right type, illustrated with super person and person examples and casting errors.
Explore how the zip function merges two lists, such as names and ages, to create a new person, showing mapping via a selector and understanding zero-based indexing.
Zip combines elements from lists of different lengths by taking items up to the shortest list and ignoring the extra elements, as shown when Eric is excluded.
Explore how to use the ToDictionary function to map car names to objects, compare dictionary lookups with single or default, and gain faster lookups via hashing.
Learn how to paginate data with take, take last, skip, and skip last in linq, using a car list to fetch the first five, last five, and subsequent pages.
Explore a naive factoring method that lists a number’s factors via mod tests and checks primality by counting factors, highlighting inefficiency for large inputs with LINQ.
Explore practical LINQ and C# problems by building tests, filtering and comparing sequences, and solving a temperature closest to zero challenge using aggregates and null handling.
Learn how to map relational data in a LINQ and C# index CRUD page by including enrollments, joining courses and people, and displaying IDs and related names.
Enhance the database structure and website by introducing a course option table, times, and enrollments, linking courses to options and scheduling by day of week and start/end times.
Become a LINQ and C# Programmer and learn one of employer's most requested skills nowadays!
This comprehensive course is designed for students, engineers, researchers... to be able to use LINQ and C# language from scratch to program in a simple and practical way. Never mind if you have no experience in programming, you will be equally capable of understanding everything and you will finish the course with mastery of the subject.
After several years working as an Engineer, I have realized that mastering LINQ to program today is something very necessary in engineering or other programming applications, like SQL. C# is one of the most used programming languages in the world, and its demand is increasing. Knowing how to program this language in LINQ can give you many job opportunities and many economic benefits, especially in the scientific or engineering field.
The big problem has always been the complexity to learn that programming requires, since its understanding is not easy. In this course I try to facilitate this entire learning and improvement process, and you will be able to carry out and understand your own codes in a short time, thanks to the step-by-step and detailed examples of every concept.
With over 30 lectures and almost 9 hours of video this comprehensive course leaves no stone unturned! This course includes coding exercises and theoretical explanations as well as practical examples to master LINQ and SQL. This course will teach you programming in a practical manner.
We will start by helping you get Visual Studio (interface) installed on your computer, regardless of your operating system, whether its Linux, MacOS, or Windows, we've got you covered.
Then, we will cover a wide variety of topics, including:
Installation and Introduction to LINQ and C#
Interface and basic tools of Visual Studio
C# language from scratch to advanced programming level
All LINQ functions
C# collections
ZIP functions
Iterator functions
LINQ to SQL
How to Set Up Entity Framework core
Simple Relational Mapping in Index CRUD page
Integrating an SQL to Linq query property
Setting up complex database structures
Setting up pagination and filtering
Practical Exercises
and much more!
In other words, what I want is to contribute my grain of sand and teach you all those things that I would have liked to know in my beginnings and that nobody told me. In this way, you will be able to learn to code different types of algorythms quickly and make versatile and complete use of LINQ and C# language. And if that were not enough, you will get lifetime access to almost 40 lectures and I will be at your disposal and I will answer all the questions you want in the shortest possible time.
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