Bruce Eckel and coauthor Jaime King have posted a sample of their upcoming book: C# Query Expressions and 3.0 Features
From the authors:
It's become more common for authors to offer a few pages or sometimes a chapter of their text to the public as a means of marketing. Our aim is to not only provide a sample, but also a useful stand-alone text. By itself, this sample provides any C# 2.0 programmer a foundation in C# 3.0. This is intended to be a useful mini-book on its own, not just a teaser: it's 239 pages long and includes 82 exercises and solutions. The full book is filled with many more exercises and solutions.
It's become more common for authors to offer a few pages or sometimes a chapter of their text to the public as a means of marketing. Our aim is to not only provide a sample, but also a useful stand-alone text. By itself, this sample provides any C# 2.0 programmer a foundation in C# 3.0.
This is intended to be a useful mini-book on its own, not just a teaser: it's 239 pages long and includes 82 exercises and solutions. The full book is filled with many more exercises and solutions.
The book covers:
Extension methods Inheritance vs. extension methods Utilities for this book Extended delegates Other rules Implicitly-typed local variables Automatic properties Implicitly-typed arrays...... Object initializers Collection initializers Anonymous types Lambda expressions Func Query Expressions Basic LINQ Translation Degeneracy Chained where clauses Introduction to Deferred Execution Multiple froms Transparent identifiers Iteration Variable Scope More complex data let clauses Ordering data Grouping data Joining data Nested Queries into let clause translations let vs. into joining into Outer joins Other query operators
Download the sample here.
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