What is the difference between the Select clause and SelectMany() method in LINQ?
Answer / Samar Jeet Yadav
The Select clause projects each element from an input sequence to a new form, creating a new sequence. On the other hand, the SelectMany() method flattens multiple sequences into one by applying a projection to each element of the input sequences. If the projection returns multiple elements, they are combined into a single sequence.
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