Explain how you can differentiate between Conversion Operator “ToDictionary” and “IEnumerable” of LINQ?



Explain how you can differentiate between Conversion Operator “ToDictionary” and “..

Answer / Shivang Chaudhary

Conversion Operators, like ToDictionary(), are used to convert the results of a query into a different type or structure. IEnumerable<T> is an interface that defines the standard collection interfaces in .NET and is the base for all collections in LINQ.

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