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The Workings of Dynamic Lambda in LINQ

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7 Sep 2023CPOL4 min read 36.3K   14  
A quick lesson in LINQ and dynamic Lambda statements
The post discusses the use of LINQ and dynamic lambda statements to create flexible filtering for a collection of objects based on property values entered in text boxes, providing an alternative to static case statements for filtering.

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Software Developer (Senior) Clearview Energy
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I have been coding since the 80's. Well that is kinda true, since I took Computer Science in College, however, it wasn't until Microsoft created an application called Office that I actually started coding in the real world.

Since 1995, I have been in the IT field and dabbled at creating Network Provider business to hook into the internet. At the time T1 lines were the bomb and very expensive, I had one. My partners created a workshop to introduce Windows 95, by selling computers with the operating system already installed. We would house classes of internet browsing and how to use Windows. My partners and I were initially involved in supporting the beta Windows 95 so we were well qualified to instruct on that subject.
I researched and developed all of the business web pages and web applications. My knowledge of VB helped me rise into the ranks of Contractor where I would then learn Java, HTML, and more.
I have since built thousands of web pages and applications, joined the .NET band wagon (though now I am having PHP fun). I currently support SOA Architecture for a marketing firm. I have had lots of fun with .NET. I have recently created websites for my company using MVC and Web API. I like to blog about my experiences when I have a major roadblock and my blogs usually wind up here.

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