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C# Querying With LINQ Querying the BirdWatcher Data Bird Importing

Radu - Adrian Buha
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Dumm question, how do you write it correctly : link or linq?

Hi, I know it sounds stupid, but when reading the video transcript for these Linq tutorials I often find "link" instead of "linq". So, how should it be?

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Jennifer Nordell
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Hi there! It should be "Linq". Many times the CC/transcripts contain small spelling errors like this. I believe this happens because part of the translation from speech to text is done by a program. Because they have the same pronunciation, it cannot tell the difference and thus, replaces it with "link". To be fair, the word "link" is much more common than the word "Linq", which is only really used in relation to C#.

Hope this helps! :sparkles: