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Add references to libraries - LINQ Tutorial
From the course: LINQPad Essential Training
Add references to libraries
- [Tutor] LINQPad supports working with code and existing .net assemblies. For many queries, the default references in LINQPad are enough. When you do need additional references, you can either reference the assembly or include a NuGet package. We'll look at NuGet packages later. However, I will call out one nice feature. LINQPad six uses the global new get cash. So if we're already using a NuGet package for a visual studio project, it will be cashed for use in LINQPad. To add a reference, open your editor, right click on the tab and choose query properties. Then go to additional references. There's a number of ways of adding references, for now I'll add a reference to an existing .net project that's included in the example cut with this course. So I'll click on add browse. Then we'll go to the source folder, go to assets, visual studio, course Lib, and then bin directory, go to release and then go to…
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Explore the expression editor4m 30s
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Explore the statements editor2m 19s
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Run simple LINQ query expressions1m 45s
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Explore the programs editor3m 16s
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Add references to libraries1m 40s
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Understand the .linq file format3m 7s
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Explore the WebColors data source3m 39s
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