Last week I had a requirement where I need to Join two array,there was no relation that I could use to  join LINQ. Int32[] iArrayOne = {12,34,45,89};String[] sArrayTwo= { “Value1”,”value2”,”value3”,”Value4”} Later which I posted a question in SO,in fact it was not possible directly in LINQ.Eric has written a Post that solves my requirement. Yes the operation is termed as Zipping. Until .NET 4.0 we need to use the below snippet to achieve it and starting 4.0 we will have that function as part of the .NET. public static IEnumerable<TResult> Zip<TFirst, TSecond, TResult> (this IEnumerable<TFirst> first,...

You should be aware that .Net 4.0 is currently in CTP and I am currently in process of exploring the new features in .Net 4.0. Channel9 have a good series of videos that will help you to get started. This is where I started my journey towards .Net 4.0. I would like to share all the learning I had from the above videos and additions to that I would like to share few items that I noticed during my learning. Altogether you will find information about .Net 4.0, ASP.NET Visual Studio 2010. How well it integrates with SharePoint & more....