Collections and LINQ in C# .NET

C# .NET Collections and LINQ

Lesson 1 - Introduction to collections and genericity

We'll introduce C# .NET collections, explain what genericity means, and learn how to create our own generic classes.

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Lesson 2 - Lists with arrays in C# .NET

In this tutorial, we'll introduce the List collection, and explain how to work with the first List type in the .NET framework. All done in C# .NET.

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Lesson 3 - Linked Lists in C# .NET

In this tutorial, we'll look at singly and doubly linked lists, and we'll learn about the LinkedList structure, which is a part of C# .NET.

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Lesson 4 - Multidimentional arrays in C# .NET

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Lesson 5 - Dictionaries and sets in C# .NET

In this tutorial, we'll introduce dictionaries and sets. We'll describe the Dictionary and HashSet classes and try them out on a few examples.

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Lesson 6 - Queue and stack in C# .NET

In this tutorial, we'll describe the queue and stack collections, create some examples, and learn how to use the Queue and Stack classes in C# .NET.

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Lesson 7 - LINQ in C# - Revolution in querying

In this tutorial, we'll introduce the LINQ technology and the basics of data queries in C# .NET. We'll learn how it all works and make some simple queries.

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Lesson 8 - LINQ providers, anonymous types, grouping and sorting in C#

In this tutorial, we'll describe LINQ providers and learn how to declare anonymous types. We'll begin with a description of LINQ syntax and grouping.

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Lesson 9 - LINQ operators in C# .NET

We'll describe more LINQ operators, which we use in queries in C# .NET. In this tutorial, we'll look at take, skip, distinct, union, intersect, and except.

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Lesson 10 - More on LINQ operators

We'll describe some more LINQ operators which you can use in LINQ queries in C# .NET. These will be first, last, range, repeat, any, all, sum, min and max.

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Lesson 11 - LINQ operators pt. 3 and deferred execution in C# .NET

In this tutorial, we'll finish up with operators. We'll go over Concat, SequenceEqual, and Join. We will also take a look at deferred execution.

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