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Why is the following LINQ syntax (sometimes called “query” syntax) called “comprehension” syntax? What’s being comprehended (surely that’s wrong)? Or, what is comprehensively represented (maybe I’m on the right track, now)?
I suspect this is related to the second meaning of Comprehend:
This syntax has to do with defining what should be included in a set.