How LINQ works with Skip

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LINQ uses Skip operation

LINQ supports many built-in standard query operations. If you add a "using System.Query" statement before the class, you can use these actions in your code. For example, if I were to list cities as far away as No. 2 to No. 6, I could use a code like this:

Using System; using System.Web.UI; using System.Query; public partial class Step4: System.Web.UI.Page {protected void Page_Load (object sender, EventArgs e) {TravelOrganizer travel = new TravelOrganizer (); GridView1.DataSource = (from location in travel.PlacesVisited & nbsp; orderby location.Distance descending & nbsp; select location) .Skip (1) .Take (5); GridView1.DataBind ();}}

Notice how I sort the results by distance. Then I use the Skip operation to skip the * cities, and then use the Take operation to return only five fruits.

The real power of NET standard query operations is that they are not hard-coded, and any developer can add new or replace them. This enables the implementation of very powerful domain-specific (domain specific) operations. For example, when you use Skip operations in LINQ, DLINQ actually converts these operations into server-side paging background SQL logic, so that only a small number of records are returned from the database, regardless of whether there are more than a hundred thousand pieces of data in the data table. This means that we can easily achieve efficient web data paging on top of a large amount of relational data. Note: before the official release of LINQ, you can use the techniques mentioned here.

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