Most people encounter expression trees for the first time through LINQ. They write a query like orders.Where(o => o.Amount > 1000) and discover that the compiler has turned their lambda into a tree of nodes representing parameters, constants, and bin...
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Sonu Goswami
Sonu Goswami | B2B SaaS Positioning Specialist
Gr8 write-up!
and i really like how you showed expression trees as more than just LINQ.......especially the compile-time guards for domain rules. Super practical insight.