How can I write a console application that prompts me and lets me enter LINQ expressions and it will spit out the results of that LINQ query?
What would be the easiest way to parse/evaluate a incoming string as a LINQ expression?
Console app is to awkward to use for thousands of reasons. Try LinqPad
I wrote LinqFilter for something similar to this purpose. It does no parsing of LINQ query expressions on its own, but rather sends the code off to the C# v3.5 compiler via Microsoft.CSharp.CSharpCodeProvider to compile into a dynamic assembly and executes the compiled method containing the query. If you were looking for a more interactive approach to designing LINQ queries over databases, LinqPad would be the better tool.
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