What are the deferred execution and the immediate execution in linq?
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Answer / Pooja Bangari
Deferred execution means that the query is not executed until its results are actually needed. This allows for more efficient use of resources. Immediate execution, on the other hand, means that the query is executed as soon as it's written. The difference between the two is a key feature of LINQ and can significantly affect performance.
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