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Group By, With Lambda Syntax
Last week, we explored Group By using query syntax. I also provided a hint as to what the Group By will look like when formulated using Lambda Expressions. I have modified the test case a little, because If I were to merely pull out the Key and Count, that would bore me to death. We will perform…
“Group By” Is Pretty Useful. Here, I’ll Show You.
Group By might seem scary at first, but that’s because it is. Everything is difficult before it becomes easy. You will eventually make the leap, but for that to happen, you have to know what Group By is. You can’t leap without knowing what you are leaping into, or you will leap for an escape. Grouping Stuff…
LINQ: Select Where When Applicable, or Just Select
Grammar Nazis will point out that I’ve made a syntactical error in the title. Software developers will also be scratching their heads, wondering what I was trying to convey by that title, and might even go so far as to side with the Grammar Nazis. Everything will make sense, once you reach the end of…
LINQ: Basics, But Still Pretty Advanced(Part-II)
This is Part-II of the same problem statement from Part-I. We use tables a lot in UiPath, because it’s pretty darn convenient for housing data. There are other ways of preparing and storing data, but we won’t go into any of that in this article. Let’s take it slow. Food tastes better when you slow cook…