LINQ to Objects for POCO or generic classes [closed]

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After doing research on LINQ to DataSets, I remembered that my data resides in POCO classes and or Generic Lists of type <T> or Generic classes for a specific object.

With this information, if I want to use LINQ on those type of objects, I imagine I would use LINQ to Objects and not LINQ to DataSets (even though a dataset is really just a class under the covers).

Am I correct in assuming this?

If so, does anyone have any links on how to use LINQ specifically with these kind of objects?

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I would recommend you download LINQPad. It's free without IntelliSense, but it is worth paying for it. It has a lot of LINQ samples that you can easily run without building a project.