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??‘ Chapter 2 affords a brief history of Visual Studio, and then takes a good look at Visual
Studio 2008 and many of the .NET Framework language-specific features that will help you
better understand LINQ.
??‘ Chapter 3 examines LINQ queries, their overall concepts, and the syntax to use when writing
LINQ queries.
??‘ Chapter 4 provides a detailed discussion of the LINQ standard query operators.
Part II jumps right into LINQ to XML, providing an overview first and then showing you how to program
with LINQ to XML with both C# and Visual Basic, and how to use LINQ to XML with other data models.
??‘ Chapter 5 provides an overview of LINQ to XML, discusses many of the LINQ to XML concepts,
and compares LINQ to XML with other XML technologies.
??‘ Chapter 6 tackles many of the concepts, techniques, and programming fundamentals necessary
to program with LINQ to XML.
??‘ Chapter 7 compares LINQ to XML with the other LINQ data models such as LINQ to SQL.
??‘ Chapter 8 explores some advanced LINQ to XML programming topics such as functional
construction and working with events.


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