Jesse Bunch

Before I began working on a recent .Net Windows application, I was checking out some of the new data access methods in .Net Framework 4.0 and came across LINQ to Entities, which was available in .Net Framework 3.x, but was vastly improved in Framework 4.0. Today, I’m going to spend a few moments talking about the LINQ language and, more specifically, LINQ to Entities and what it means for object-oriented C# programmers.