Web Technologist…

If you are using LINQ and have a query that looks something like this :

var myUser = (from user in dbContext.Users
join comp in dbContext.Companies on user.CompanyID equals comp.CompanyID
where user.UserID == “12345″
select new {user.UserID, user.Name, comp.Name}).SingleOrDefault();

string _userID = myUser.UserID;
string _userName = myUser.Name;
string _companyName = myUser.Name;

In the above code, example we are using a syntactic sugar feature [...]