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If you use Linq properly, and understand it under the hood, you will find all sorts of new cutting-edge programming techniques.

So if you think deeply about the enhancements, I argue that it makes you a better programmer. Whether a given programmer actually does this or not, is not Linq's fault.

The same argument can be made for Object-Relational Mappers. Does anyone really write raw SQL queries against database tables anymore? :)

If you use Linq properly, and understand it under the hood, you will find all sorts of new cutting-edge programming techniques.

So if you think deeply about the enhancements, I argue that it makes you a better programmer. Whether a given programmer actually does this or not, is not Linq's fault.

The same argument can be made for Object-Relational Mappers. Does anyone really write raw SQL queries against database tables anymore?

If you use Linq properly, and understand it under the hood, you will find all sorts of new cutting-edge programming techniques.

So if you think deeply about the enhancements, I argue that it makes you a better programmer. Whether a given programmer actually does this or not, is not Linq's fault.

The same argument can be made for Object-Relational Mappers. Does anyone really write raw SQL queries against database tables anymore? :)

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Robert Harvey
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If you use Linq properly, and understand it under the hood, you will find all sorts of new cutting-edge programming techniques.

So if you think deeply about the enhancements, I argue that it makes you a better programmer. Whether a given programmer actually does this or not, is not Linq's fault.

The same argument can be made for Object-Relational Mappers. Does anyone really write raw SQL queries against database tables anymore?