How to use SQL syntax to query Visual C++/C# datastructures

Question

Is there a library which exposes interfaces which can be implemented by a native c++ application which would then allow querying the internal objects(classes and objects) using an SQL like syntax

Kind of like the openaccess sdk by progress but opensource.

Possible duplicate of [Is there a LINQ library for C++?](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/232222/is-there-a-linq-library-for-c) — fstam, Jan 24 '19 at 09:52

score 0 · Answer 1 · answered Jan 24 '19 at 05:19

C# features extension methods and lambda expressions. Example:

var scott = from e in employees
where e.name == "Scott"
select e;

IEnumerable<T> uses 98% LINQ, it exposes interfaces. Just a FYI, a simple 'var' word has some power to work with any datatype. Once you get LINQ going, consider lambda expressions to reduce code lines and more fluid experience. Good luck.

How to use SQL syntax to query Visual C++/C# datastructures

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