This tutorial demonstrates how to perform SQL-like pattern matching using the LIKE operator in LINQ to SQL with C#. It guides you through constructing queries that filter data based on partial string matches, enabling you to implement search functionalities within your .NET applications. Practical examples illustrate how to translate familiar SQL LIKE patterns into LINQ expressions.
This article provides a practical guide to serializing and deserializing C# objects using XML. It demonstrates how to utilize the XmlSerializer and StreamWriter classes to convert objects into XML format and save them to files. Conversely, it explains how to read XML files and reconstruct the original objects using StreamReader. The tutorial includes code examples for a sample settings class and introduces a custom SettingsManager class to streamline the serialization process.
This tutorial provides practical C# code examples for performing INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE operations using LINQ to SQL. It guides you through setting up a data context, manipulating records, and committing changes to a SQL Server database, making it ideal for developers integrating LINQ into their .NET applications.
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This beginner-friendly tutorial introduces LINQ to SQL in C#, guiding you through setting up LINQ to SQL classes, querying data using both SQL-like syntax and lambda expressions, and retrieving single or multiple records. With practical code examples, it helps you integrate LINQ into your .NET applications efficiently.
