What is an ADO.Net?
Answer / Muskan Upadhyay
ADO.NET is a set of APIs in Microsoft's .NET Framework for accessing databases. It provides developers with a robust and flexible data access technology, enabling them to work with various types of databases, such as SQL Server, Oracle, and MySQL.
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