How does linq work?
Answer / Shyam Singh Bisht
LINQ (Language Integrated Query) is a set of APIs in .NET that allows developers to query data from various sources like arrays, collections, databases, etc., using a common syntax. It works by converting the queries into executable code and then executing them against the source data.
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