Answer / Amit Abhishek

LINQ (Language Integrated Query) is a technology in .NET that allows developers to write database queries as part of their code, while Stored Procedures are precompiled, parametrized SQL scripts that can be executed on the server. LINQ provides more convenience and productivity for developers, while Stored Procedures offer better performance, control over transaction management, and security.

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