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Please see my other LINQ articles. Use Take() to get the first n number of elements. In this article I’ll demonstrate how to use Take() to get a variable number of objects from the front of a collection like the TOP t-sql keyword. First, I’ll get a collection of static Person objects. Now I’ll call Take() on…
Please see my other LINQ articles. Using a Custom Method during a set operation In this article I’ll demonstrate how to call a custom method during a LINQ query. In my previous article, I demonstrated how to use the SET operator during a query. In this example, I’ll perform another set task, but this time using a…
Please see my other LINQ articles. Using a Custom Method during a Query In this article I’ll demonstrate how to call a custom method during a LINQ query. In my previous article, I demonstrated how to use the SET operator during a query. In this example, I’ll perform another set task, but this time using a custom…
Please see my other Telerik report articles. Use an Html Textbox and expression to build clickable links In my report, I display social media links for each organizational record. As you can see, while the data display correctly, it’s layout is static – each row is fixed in position, and when one link is missing (Website), the…
Please see my other Telerik report articles. Use an expression to conditionally display data In my report, I display social media links for each organizational record. As you can see, while the data display correctly, it’s layout is static – each row is fixed in position, and when one link is missing (Website), the entire row space…
Please see my other LINQ articles. Use LINQ to update values during a query. This article will demonstrate how to perform a SET, similar to sql SET during a query. First, I’ll populate a List<T> collection of Person objects. Now, I’ll call ForEach() on each person object, assigning the length of FirstName to the FNameLen property of…
Please see my other LINQ articles. Extending LINQ to perform custom searches In this article, I’ll demonstrate how to create a custom extension in LINQ which may be used to extend searching capability on collections. In my C#: Json – Populate objects from a file I demonstrated how to read objects from a file. Now, I’ll update…
Please see my other C# articles. Reading data from a file into objects In this article I’ll demonstrate how to use Json to read a file’s contents and populate a list of objects with that data. First, I’ll create a method which uses reads data from a Json file into a string, which Json then uses to…
Please see my other C# articles. Reading data from a file into objects In this article I’ll demonstrate how to read a file’s contents and populate a list of objects with that data. First, I’ll create a method which uses reads data from a Json file into a string, which Json then uses to uses to convert…
Please see my other C# articles. Simplify single-statement methods When writing methods with contain only a single statement, you can avoid curly braces and a return statement by using expression-bodied syntax. Similar to lambda expression, append the “fat arrow” after the method signature and provide the single statement. Note: Less space and code is required to perform…
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