LINQPad is a software utility for Microsoft .NET designed for interactively writing and testing queries against relational databases and other data sources, such as OData or WCF Data Services using LINQ [1] . Distributed according to the freemium model , there is a paid version that additionally contains the IntelliSense auto-substitution function .
| LINQPad | |
|---|---|
| Type of | Developer Tool |
| Developer | Joseph Albahari |
| operating system | Windows |
| Hardware platform | |
| Latest version | 5.31.0 |
| License | Freeware , Proprietary Software |
| Site | linqpad.net |
Supports the following LINQ dialects: LINQ to objects, LINQ to SQL , Entity Framework, LINQ to XML , PLINQ . Writing regular SQL queries is also supported. In addition, you can interactively execute C # or Visual Basic code that executes a LINQ query without compiling it, which allows you to use the utility for rapid prototyping without using Visual Studio .
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Literature
- Liberty J., Betts P. Programming Reactive Extensions and LINQ. - Apress, 2011 .-- 182 p. - (The Expert's Voice in .NET). - ISBN 978-1-4302-3747-1 .
- Finot Sébastien. Building Interactive Queries with LINQPad. - Packt Publishing, 2013 .-- 126 p. - ISBN 978-1-7821-7822-4 .