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What is LINQ?
LINQ (Language Integrated Query) is a set of features in .NET that adds query capabilities to .NET languages with a SQL-like syntax. It allows developers to query data from various sources, such as collections, databases, XML, and others, using a unified query syntax directly within C# or VB.NET code. This simplifies data access and manipulation, improving code readability and maintainability.
What other technologies are related to LINQ?
LINQ Complementary Technologies
Entity Framework
Entity Framework is an ORM that often uses LINQ for querying databases. LINQ to Entities enables querying the database using LINQ.
ADO.NET
ADO.NET is the data access technology that LINQ to SQL and LINQ to DataSet build upon, offering an alternative way to interact with databases, but often used together.
C#
C# is the primary language used to write LINQ queries and is essential for using LINQ effectively.
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Which job functions commonly mention LINQ?
Software Engineer
0.4% of all Software Engineer jobs mention LINQ
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Frontend Engineer
0.2% of all Frontend Engineer jobs mention LINQ
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Engineer
0.2% of all Engineer jobs mention LINQ
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Software Architect
0.2% of all Software Architect jobs mention LINQ
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Business Systems
0.1% of all Business Systems jobs mention LINQ
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