>Yes, there is a difference. VB implements some additional helper methods that aren't in C#. You've already found the way to do it in C# is with Lambdas.

I don't use LINQ all that much, but when I do I prefer the lambda syntax. I was playing around with JOINs one day (to answer a question on the MSDN forums) and I found the lambda syntax for JOINs to be pretty gnarly. In a JOIN scenario, I much preferred the query syntax to the lambda syntax.

~~Bonnie


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>>There must be a difference between VB's implementation of LINQ and C#'s implementation, because in C# I can't even write the first query without getting a compiler syntax error ("A query body must end with a select clause or a group clause").
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>>~~Bonnie