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Blog Post:
Dynamic Lambda Expression For Sorting A List / Collection Using Complex Types Without Implementing IComparable
Jebarson J
In this article we will see how to sort on complex properties. In our scenario, we have “Employee” entity, where we have a property “Department” which is a complex type. Now let us assume that we are binding the list of employees list along with the department name. Lets see how...
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25 Aug 2011
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Multiple Sort For Collection Using LINQ
Jebarson J
There are quite a lot of instance where you need to do a primary sort and you need a secondary sort on the same collection and sometimes even multiple sort. With LINQ we can achieve it pretty straight forward. Read More
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1 Mar 2011
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Getting Added And Deleted Items In A List Using LINQ
Jebarson J
Most the time when we work with a list object, finding a newly added items or deleted items becomes a very trivial part of the logic. Sometimes, we endup writing sophisticated logic or loops to get this done. Below code will demonstrate how this can be easily done using LINQ. Read More
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9 Feb 2011
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