# 25 - Introduction to LinqPad - Intermediate Usage

7/17/2008

Tags: LinqPad

Comments: (6)

Author:
Derik Whittaker

In this episode we will learn how to use the LinqPad expression evaluator.

LINQPad is more than just a LINQ query tool: it is a code snippet IDE. Instantly execute any C# 3 or VB 9 expression or statement block!

In this episode we will look at how to execute native .Net code.

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Adding Labels to your Output

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Executing XLinq

Comments: (6)

Shital Shah said....

It really sucks that just to know that there is .Dump() method I'd to watch this stupic big slow video for several minutes. Something I could have learned in just one paragraph. Please respect people's time.

7/19/2008 11:33:16 PM

Shital Shah said....

...and on top of this your video player doesn't have fast forward or skip control. So you have to sit through whole video.

7/19/2008 11:35:09 PM

OmegaSupreme said....

Don't "dump" on the screencasts dude ;) I learned a lot as usual and it was only 9 minutes.

7/20/2008 3:45:24 AM

Dimecasts said....

@Shital

If all you got out of the casts was there was a .Dump(), then i would suggest u are not paying attention.

As for a way to fast forward or skip ahead well, I cannot help the fact that you do not know how to use the WMV plug-in. Cause you can clearly fast forward by simply dragging the bar on the bottom.

7/20/2008 8:03:28 AM

Joseph Albahari said....

Hi there! Your presentations are great. I've linked them from www.linqpad.net. Cheers Joe

7/21/2008 3:22:22 AM

Dimecasts said....

@Joseph,

You are the one we should be thanking, your tool rocks. Keep up the good work

7/21/2008 5:16:38 AM


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