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Use references and NuGet packages

Use references and NuGet packages - LINQ Tutorial

From the course: LINQPad Essential Training

Use references and NuGet packages

- [Tutor] We can add references to any.net assembly, and we can do this per query. So each tab can have its own set of references or we can set it up so LINQPad adds the references to any query available in the editor. The way you do this is right click on the tab, choose query properties, then go to additional references. Now I've showed you this in some other videos when I added a reference to my CourseLib.dll Refresh your memory in to the Add/Browse, find the folder that contains your DLL. In my case, it's in the assets folder in this location, choose the DLL and click on open, and I'll say, okay, here. And then later I can verify that I have that reference by right clicking here and going to query properties and see that I have that DLL referenced. If I create a new query, let's say click here and create query number two and right click on this. You'll notice that there is no reference. So I'd have to add it…

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