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LINQ Cookbook, Recipe 12: Calculate the Standard Deviation (Doug Rothaus)
18 December 07 03:09 PM

Ingredients: · Visual Studio 2008 (Beta2 or Higher) Categories: LINQ to Objects Introduction: LINQ Cookbook, Recipe 11 showed how you can use LINQ queries to perform calculations on sets of data using a set of standard aggregate functions such as Average Read More...

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LINQ Cookbook, Recipe 11: Desktop Search Statistics (Doug Rothaus)
13 December 07 03:53 PM

Ingredients: · Visual Studio 2008 (Beta2 or Higher) Categories: LINQ to DataSet Introduction: You can use aggregate functions in LINQ queries to perform calculations on sets of data. Visual Basic includes a set of standard aggregate functions for LINQ Read More...

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LINQ Cookbook, Recipe 10: Pre-compiling Queries for Performance (Doug Rothaus)
06 November 07 03:55 PM

Ingredients: · Visual Studio 2008 (Beta2 or Higher) Categories: LINQ to SQL Introduction: As we add cookbook entries, we will include performance improvement tips where appropriate. Here’s a tip that you can use with LINQ to SQL to speed up queries that Read More...

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LINQ Cookbook, Recipe 9: Dynamic Sort Order (Doug Rothaus)
17 October 07 10:20 AM

Ingredients: · Visual Studio 2008 (Beta2 or Higher) Categories: LINQ-To-XML Introduction: You can use the Order By clause to easily sort the results of a LINQ query in Visual Basic. A common requirement for sorted data, however, is that the user be able Read More...

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LINQ Cookbook, Recipe 8: Querying XML Using LINQ (Doug Rothaus)
01 October 07 11:02 AM

Ingredients: · Visual Studio 2008 (Beta2 or Higher) Categories: LINQ-To-XML Instructions: · Create a new Console Application in Visual Basic. · Create an RSS document. Add the following code to Sub Main . Dim rss = <? xml version = " 1.0 " ?> < Read More...

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