How are standard query operators implemented in linq?
Answer / Lavkush Sonkar
Standard query operators in LINQ are implemented as extension methods on IEnumerable<T>. These extension methods are defined within System.Linq namespace and can be used to perform operations like filtering, sorting, joining, grouping, aggregation, etc., on collections.
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