Dynamically Build LINQ Expressions

Jeremy Likness

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3 Jun 2020CPOL11 min read

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A primer on using LINQ to wring strongly typed queries directly in code

LINQ stands for Language Integrated Query. It provides a consistent strongly typed mechanism for querying data across various sources. LINQ is based on expressions. This article explores LINQ and underlying expressions by building a custom expression tree in a reference application.

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Jeremy Likness

Program Manager Microsoft

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I am a Program Manager for .NET Data at Microsoft. I have been building enterprise software with a focus on line of business web applications for more than two decades. I'm the author of several (now historical) technical books including Designing Silverlight Business Applications and Programming the Windows Runtime by Example. I use the Silverlight book everyday! It props up my monitor to the correct ergonomic height. I have delivered hundreds of technical presentations in dozens of countries around the world and love mentoring other developers. I am co-host of the Microsoft Channel 9 "On .NET" show. In my free time, I maintain a 95% plant-based diet, exercise regularly, hike in the Cascades and thrash Beat Saber levels.

I was diagnosed with young onset Parkinson's Disease in February of 2020. I maintain a blog about my personal journey with the disease at https://strengthwithparkinsons.com/.

Dynamically Build LINQ Expressions

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