How to use some thing like this in C#

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privete doAction as new functionalityDataContext

It is a vb.net code

VB

dim getreminders = From reminders in doAction.uni_projects
               where reminders.dueby == DateTime.Today.ToLongDateString()
                               select reminders;

What I have tried:

i want to use it in c# what should i do
WHAT IS functionalityDataContext ???

Posted 2-Feb-19 21:39pm

el_tot93

Updated 4-Feb-19 18:57pm

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[no name] 3-Feb-19 22:05pm

Looks like "application code". Entity framework.

Richard Deeming 4-Feb-19 12:03pm

where reminders.dueby == DateTime.Today.ToLongDateString()

Looks like you're storing dates as strings. Don't do that! Not only does it waste space, it also makes it possible for invalid data to appear in the column.

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Richard MacCutchan · Answer 1 · 2019-02-02T22:28:00

Solution 3

See Getting Started with LINQ in C# | Microsoft Docs[^]

Posted 2-Feb-19 22:28pm

Richard MacCutchan

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Maciej Los 3-Feb-19 13:48pm

5ed!

Maciej Los · Answer 2 · 2019-02-03T07:49:00

Solution 4

Move mouse cursor over functionalityDataContext, right click and choose: Goto definition or click on functionalityDataContext and hit [F12] key.

Posted 3-Feb-19 7:49am

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el_tot93 5-Feb-19 7:30am

there is no result for it