Constructing a Complex LINQ Expression

Опубликовано: 24 Май 2022
на канале: Zoran Horvat
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Constructing complex LINQ expressions can be a daunting task at times, and error-prone, too. That is the problem that requires systematic approach and meticulous decomposition of requirements. In this video, you will learn a step-by-step procedure of constructing a LINQ expression which resolves a complex customer's request.

By the end of this demonstration, you will learn how to approach the problem of constructing a complex LINQ query, but also how to notice issues that will cause.

We are ending this video by identifying shortcomings of a complex LINQ expression, and preparing ground to decomposing it into multiple classes and methods, each focused on one part of the original customer's request.

Follow-up video ► Decomposing a Complex LINQ Expression ►    • Decomposing a Complex LINQ Expression  

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