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Visual C# | Grouping using LINQ exercise | Group directors by their birth year using LINQ query expressions
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If you haven't already done so:
- Go into SQL Server Management Studio.
- Open the file with the SQL extension in the above folder.
- Run this to create the Movies database.
Now use the Object/Relational designer to create a new LINQ to SQL classes item data context model:
No need to rename any entities or properties ...
Create a form called frmFilmDirectorsByBirthYear, and within this create code to display directors grouped by their year of birth, excluding anyone born before 1950:
The start of the output from your code.
You'll need to convert the DirectorDOB property in the model to DateTime format before you can access its Year property.
Close down any open windows!