Re:Shouldn't FROM come before SELECT in SQL? (2011)
by WorldMaker on Thursday January 25, 2024 @11:02AM
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The only thing really missing in that from an English sentence structure perspective is generally we want just one more article in it and maybe a comma: from the drawer, select socks and pants.
But similarly I've written a lot of C# LINQ statements at this point and its from-first pattern seems to flow naturally enough that I don't see anything wrong with it (and a lot right, C# definitely has a great autocomplete experience under LINQ).
But similarly I've written a lot of C# LINQ statements at this point and its from-first pattern seems to flow naturally enough that I don't see anything wrong with it (and a lot right, C# definitely has a great autocomplete experience under LINQ).