C# - How to LINQ to Objects

[@Coffeecupdev]

I really appreciate the comment and helpful suggestions! Thank you.

[@swapnilpatre6892]

it's 2020 and i think this video is still worth watching , thanks Fabio

[@yahyaqazi90]

Best linq explanation I have ever come across...

[@SchwarzeButter]

Wow, thank you very much, I got this unbelievebly dry LINQ-Book and I'm having a really hard time learning it, but you explained it in a very nice way...Keep up the good work! greetz from Germany!

[@beatrepreneur]

This really helped me to understand the data objects. Thank you very much and keep making vids on development.

[@Johnwingchun]

another fantastic video!! As always you take a subject I've been struggling with and make it seem simple!

[@elbioiseas4231]

Thank you for all your tutorial videos. It is great when people explain concepts with a few words. I enjoyed your videos of ASP.NET MVC 4.

[@jmadden93]

Great intro. Thanks for the great job. Keep it up!

[@Raegen_.]

ugh! i love you man. you're my hero.

[@sejbomb]

Thanks very much, finally a simple linq tutorial that made sense

[@kishorshivane5706]

Cheers bro, Very helpful :) Please give some complex examples in the Method syntax of querying !

[@kimgelotte]

I've had some trouble grasping how linq works and most of the videos on youtube are pretty bad. But this one! Yes! Now I understand it :D

[@imadabab]

Very nice video especially the other syntax to write LINQ. Thanks a lot

[@micrawsoft]

This is really cool. I love your tutorials. Keep up good work!!! REALLY FIVE STAR :)

[@2ivenhoe]

Nice video. MSDN also have a lot of good examples on LINQ.

[@mynameisjoeo]

Thanks for the help! Crystal Clear!

[@MrCreator91]

That was really a good tutorial if defreezes the ice of what is linq ? to new beginners like me I always keep thinking it is hard dude - you can not understand it - but if you really presented it really good for new beginners like me - Thumbs up if you agree

[@najvaalavi]

Thanks for ur video :) It was very helpful and clear

[@omidvarerahmat]

You could be a very good teacher. Thanks. BTW any good sources (except youtube) to boost learning c# and Linq?

[@BCTHINKA]

Great job explaining!

[@edshift]

That was really clear. Thanks.

[@keerthik5244]

very much tanqful for your clear explanation :)

[@war4tek]

Thank you! This was a big help.

[@edmundogriffin3448]

Great video, good explanation, thanks

[@Coffeecupdev]

Edmundo Griffin thank you for watching.

[@alexxcano]

Very well explained

[@katydorjee]

simple, to the point. nice!

[@easy2rememberusernam]

Excellent video. Thank You

[@StevaManStevaMan]

nice fabio...keep going :-)

[@priyadarsini9indira]

It's really helpfull. But looking forward for some complex examples .

[@srdjanilic8223]

what a great video !!! :)

[@codelinker6318]

That was very Nice explaining with powerful examples I have a very important Q the Part locals where I can find it in visual studio 2013 ?

[@Irshu]

thanks bro, was really helpful...

[@jrelectronix]

thanks a lot for this explanation.

[@vishalsrivastavavishalsri92]

hii Fabio, I am new to LINQ and C# and just wanted to know how to apply the same in datatable variable which has having values from SQL SERVER database and apply things like group by order by. Thnks in advance.

[@Derekwwest]

what if I have a list of selectListItems that are not unique, and I want to get a list of unique selectListItems. The thing that differentiate the select List items would be the value (an int). I only want the selectListItems with the highest value

[@supersid01]

How does one do || inside the method syntax? countries.Where(names => (names.StartsWith("B") || names.StartsWith("U")))?

[@luckyflame0113]

IS this better than notepad and C? (++) programming?

[@rainhider]

The Golden Touch.

[@sundarrjn20]

really nice :)

[@sanyuvi1]

It was great thankyou:)

[@UBOATss]

super power...flying

[@MichaelLevAstro]

Please HELP!!! I cant find the Linq Namespace ANYWHERE! Could it get deleted or did my VS2010 came without it(which i highly doubt). I could use some help with this :( btw i learned so much from your videos you are a C Sharping God!

[@nordy2010]

Good intro, but I have a few, polite suggestions. First, there was a LOT of background noise in the video, like a fish tank or something. When you do videos, please try to make sure background noise is removed. Second, slow down. :) It felt like you were rushing through the presentation. Finally, when you explained the "var" keyword, you mentioned that the compiler picks the type for you, but didn't explain that the variable is then statically typed. But your Linq explanation was good! Thx

[@nepalinet]

Thank you very much...

[@sanyuvi1]

can u post this with some more examples?

[@Slacquerr]

If I could have one super power it would have to be programming in functional, declarative languages. Currently, that's my kryptonite.

[@moodbeautyvn]

thank you

[@MsMbonga]

you have made good videos but How come that the linq you want us to met you does not work

[@Mazuren]

Power: To turn beavers into gold

[@Paulo1Beduschi]

I want thank you for the videos, but if you could be slower, would be better I am brazilian and sometimes do not understand you talk so fast. But thaky very much for everything