- Industry: Computer
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A query expressed as a direct method call to one or more Standard Query Operators.
Industry:Software
The ability to target code to specific versions (2.0, 3.0, or 3.5) of the .NET Framework.
Industry:Software
A dialog box in which a user confirms that he or she wants a specified action to occur, usually by clicking OK.
Industry:Software
A local variable whose type is inferred from the expression that initializes the variable.
Industry:Software
The set of standard query operators that is available in all LINQ queries, and the rules that define the structure of a LINQ query.
Industry:Software
The selection in a query of a subset of the properties or columns in the data source.
Industry:Software
The C# => operator that is used to separate the parameters and the body of a lambda expression.
Industry:Software
A contextual keyword in C# and Visual Basic that designates the query clause of a query expression. For example, from, join, and select are query keywords in C#, and From, Join, and Select are query keywords in Visual basic.
Industry:Software
A variable that stores a query, as opposed to the results of a query.
Industry:Software
A formalized instruction to a data source to either extract data or perform a specified action. The query can be in the form of a query expression, or a method-based query (or a combination of the two). The data source can be in different forms, e.g. relational databases, XML documents, or in-memory objects.
Industry:Software
