LINQ is the recommended data access tool for ASP.NET programmers as a set of.NET framework extensions. The LINQDataSource control in ASP.NET 3.5 is a built-in feature that makes using LINQ in ASP.NET a breeze. The control mentioned above is used as a data source by ASP.NET. To further comprehend LINQ with ASP.NET, let's construct an ASP.NET website that uses the LINQ functionalities.
Visual Studio and the.NET Framework must be installed on your PC for this to operate.
Go to File ->New-< Website after you've opened Visual Studio. As indicated in the image below, a pop-up window will appear.
Now there will be two linguistic options for creating the website beneath the layouts on the left-hand side. Select ASP.NET Empty Web Site from the Visual C# menu.
Choose the location on your computer where you wish to save the new website. Then select OK, and Solution Explorer, which contains all of the site files will display on your computer. To view the default ASP.NET website, right-click on Default.aspx in the Solution Explorer and select View in Browser. As demonstrated in the accompanying image, your new ASP.NET webpage will open in the web browser shortly.
The most common file extension for ASP.NET webpages is.aspx. By default, Visual Studio builds all of the necessary pages for a simple website, such as the Main website and About Us page, where you can easily insert your information. The site's code is created dynamically and can be read here as well.