What is LINQ and why to use it?
Answer / Premanu Byahut
LINQ (Language Integrated Query) is a set of features in .NET Framework that allows developers to query data from various data sources in a consistent manner. It simplifies the process of filtering, sorting, and transforming data by providing a standard syntax for queries.
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