LINQ in C#.Net made easy! - PART 5 : Enumerable Class | Codelligent

This is the FIFTH and last video of our LINQ in C#.Net series.
In this video you will learn Enumerable Class and many useful methods of LINQ with the help of simple code examples.
00:00 - Intro
00:30 - Enumerable Class in LINQ
04:15 - Writing logics using Enumerable.Range()
09:19 - More useful methods in LINQ
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[@atif.bilytica]

Thanks a lot for such a NICE series.

[@CODELLIGENT]

Glad you found them useful! 😊

[@AbhayMamidpalliwar]

Thanks Much. Please post a Series on EF and LINQ as you said at the nd of this video.

[@alysonramos3424]

Good content man

[@CODELLIGENT]

Thanks a lot.. 😊

[@stepbackandthink]

It's a shame you didn't get the exposure and therefore the subscriber volume that you deserve. I've been watching Tutorials for years are you are easily one of the best teachers. Clear and concise. Please keep going and I'm sure the algorithms will grant you the popularity you deserve.

[@CODELLIGENT]

Thanks a lot for such kind words! Happy that it has been useful for you. 😇

[@zdkcy2510]

As always, great tutorial! Many thanks friend!

[@CODELLIGENT]

Thanks a lot friend.. :)

[@chandniknair3801]

Great video 👍

[@CODELLIGENT]

Thanks 👍

[@jessy9643]

Great tutorial.. Please make a complete c# tutorial.. will be very useful for us..

[@CODELLIGENT]

Thanks a lot for the suggestion. Will try to do a complete C# series!
Keep supporting and share to your friends. 😊

[@jessy9643]

@@CODELLIGENT Invoke and begin invoke..
Solid design principles, dependency inversion topics are rare in CZcams.. would be great if you could do it

[@shayama]

Hello. Thank you for video!
What is explanation of this changing numbers on chars (char)(n + 'a') how it can "know" what to do with it? Thank you.

[@CODELLIGENT]

Hi.. Internally it is using ASCII value.
When you say char 'a', internally it is ASCII code 97. And when you add 1 to 97, 98 is the ASCII code for 'b'. If you cast it as an int, it will be 98. If you cast it as a char, it will be 'b'.
Please check the ASCII table for all the codes of each character.
Hope this clarifies your doubt. 😊

[@shayama]

@@CODELLIGENT Yes, thank you. I think I saw some fake, if I can say like that xD ASCII when I was checking it. Anyway, thank you ;)