How LINQ works internally?

Question

I love to use LINQ on .net, but I wonder to know how does that works internally?

Does anyone know that?

Thks.

Answer 1

Basically linq is a mixture of some language facilities (compiler) and some framework extensions. So when you write linq queries, they get executed using appropriate interfaces such as IQuerable. Also note that the runtime has no role in linq.

But it is difficult to do justice to linq in a short answer. I recommend you read some book to get yourself in it. I am not sure about the book that tells you internals of Linq but Linq in Action gives a good handson about it.