How to Debug LINQ queries in C# | Michael's Coding Spot

Key Points:
➡️ LINQ simplifies C# code with functional syntax but is hard to debug.
➡️ Debugging techniques include using QuickWatch, breakpoints, and logging.
➡️ Case sensitivity in queries can cause bugs; use StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase.
➡️ Tools like OzCode can visualize LINQ queries for easier debugging.

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How to Debug LINQ queries in C#

LINQ is one of my favorite features in C#. It just makes the code look nicer. Instead of tedious foreach loops, we got a neat functional syntax that’s easy to write and understand. Well, at least if we’re using the method syntax flavor of LINQ. LINQ is also terrible to debug. We have no way of knowing what goes on inside that query. We can see the input, we can see the output, but that’s about it.

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