What is difference between IEnumerable and IQueryable?
Answer / Naeem Akhatar
IEnumerable is an interface that allows you to iterate through a sequence of elements. It doesn't provide any information about the collection other than it can be iterated. On the other hand, IQueryable represents a query that can be executed against a data source (like a database), and it includes information about the query such as the type of objects it will return.
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