What is the difference between LINQ and Lambda Expression?
Answer / Amarjeet Shukla
LINQ (Language Integrated Query) is a Microsoft technology for querying data from various data sources. It provides a standard way to query data from different types of data sources like collections, databases, XML files, etc. On the other hand, Lambda Expressions are a part of C# and VB.NET that provide an anonymous method syntax for delegates. They can be used within LINQ queries for defining filtering conditions.
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