It provides Native syntax to developers for accessing data from any
repository. The repository could be a memory object, database
(supported by MS SQL server only) or XML files.
There is no one definition for LINQ, but it aims to solve the problem
where we currently use different techniques for manipulating and
selecting data from databases versus XML versus object collections.
LINQ aims to make our life easier by giving us a coordinated,
consistent and efficient syntax from our development environment and
by using your one chosen programming language, rather than switching
between programming languages.
Basically LINQ address the current database development model in the
context of OOP model.
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