Linq + EntityFramework 5.1 + Lamda Expressions Beginner to Advance

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Video By :
Alim Ul Karim
I love Linq and EntityFramework and it help a beginner to become advance user of Linq and EntityFramework.

Note:
Since this is my first video , please forgive me if there is any mistake in future I will try to make it better

Topic covered in the video:
Simple Long Version Example
Convert to Shorthand notation or lamda expression
Simple Where Syntax
Combining Where Syntax
Select : Many , Index
Take, TakeWhile, Skip, SkipWhile
Ordering, ThenBy, OrderByDescending, ThenByDescending
Grouping
Distinct, Union , Intersect, Except
Count, Sum , Max , Min,Average
Concat, SequenceEqual
Range, Repeat
1:06:00 First , Single , FirstOrDefault, SingleOrDefault, Take(1) [ Difference amoung those ]
EntityFramework
CRUD
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Thanks for the video Alim, really helped me get to grips with LINQ.

I think there is a mistake in the video at the 27 minute mark. You say that you're turning lazy loading off because loading data from the Employee table would also load all the associated data from the Designation and Person tables. What you're describing is eager loading. In fact, lazy loading does the opposite. It will only load associated data from the Designation or Person tables if a reference is made to one of their properties. So it's actually much less costly.

Starky
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Must watch tutorial, explained in a lucid manner.Thanks.Regarding lazy loading the opposite of what you have said is correct.

narayanadhurti
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Thanks for tutorial. looking forward to see use of POCO in EF. 

SailyMoore
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Great stuff. thanks for putting this up there.

tkousek
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Wow! Thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you. Finally I have understood how to use LINQ. 

Holy cow of sand! (hahaha) This is a powerful bitch. 

BTW, , you were excellent differentiating the tidbits of each LINQ method. What I mean, is that many methods may look the same, but have something different.

For instance, at 21:56 you managed to explain me the difference between using a TakeWhile and Select.

superjosereborn