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I remember seeing a video with Jon Skeet reimplementing Linq-to-Objects a while back but cannot find it now. Could somebody who has that video or 开发者_JAVA百科one like it please post a link to it here? Thanks

(P.S. I know about the Edulinq blog but only learn well from videos.)

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I listed below two options of learning LINQ from videos:

Pluralsight - LINQ Fundamentals

Tekpub - Mastering LINQ

You must pay to view the series of videos above. I think it's worth paying the money, but this is my opinion.

An alternative to the payed version of videos would be visiting Jon Skeet website.

You can find some resources on the Talks page. I think Reading, November 22nd 2008: LINQ to Obejcts in 60 minutes will help you. It offers source code, video and slide deck.

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Is it possible you were looking for the recording of his talk at Copenhagen? He mentions it here. He also has a list of the topics he spoke on, it seems to include Linq to Objects as well as some .NET/C# topics that are often used in conjunction with Linq.

This is a link to the video on MSDN, but I cannot connect to MSDN at the moment, I will look again in a few to see if I can find another version or if I can connect then.

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I don't know of any video which is anything like Edulinq... although if there's enough interest, I could see if I could talk Rob into making it into a new Tekpub series. I'm sure I'd enjoy doing it, if folks think it would be useful. I know there are already LINQ videos available (including one from Tekpub) but not going into that much detail in LINQ to Objects and looking at a sample implementation.

Although I've given a couple of talks doing everything I can in an hour, they didn't really go into very much detail - they were for the flavour of LINQ rather than the detail.

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Ok here are a few basic ones, the 3 videos on the left side with "linq" in the title on the Microsoft Linq page.

There's also a page here:

LINQ Videos

This has some videos that are more detailed, some stuff on aggregates and groups which touches on things like Group() and SelectMany() (that one is in VB, if you're into that sort of thing), and an interesting interview with Anders Hejlsberg (the architect of LINQ).