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updates, insertions and deletions are generally a much easier problem than doing queries (essentially a find operation).

if you are referring to generic collections rather than databases, you make a method call like insert or add to add an item, and delete or remove to remove an item. to change an item, generally you just manipulate the item directly.

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i'm not sure what you're getting at, this is supported in linq to sql.

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linq targets two interfaces, ienumerable<t> and iqueryable<t>.

think about how a delete operation would be performed against an ienumerable<t>.

how do you delete things from enumerable.range(0, 5) ?


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