From the course: .NET Essentials: Working with LINQ

What you should know

- [Instructor] This course is not a beginner course. It's meant to be a fast and practical introduction to the LINQ programming features in C# and .NET. Now let's talk about what you should know before starting the course. I expect you to know how to work with Visual Studio. If not, check out my multi-part series on this powerful developer IDE. In this course, we'll use Visual Studio 2019. It's not a requirement that you have the enterprise edition, however, as long as you are comfortable with any of the other editions, you'll be fine. While I do have some examples in Visual Studio, most of our time will be spent working in LINQPad. I'll go over the basics of this tool at the beginning of the course. The source code for this course is written in C#, so familiarity with C# is valuable. If you have the skills to continue and you're ready to discover LINQ programming, you're in the right place. Let's get started.

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