Answer / Tirgun Kumar

POCO (Plain Old CLR Object) is a class in C# that does not inherit from any specific .NET framework classes and has no special attributes. It's designed to be lightweight, simple, and easily serialized or deserialized using data binding technologies like Entity Framework.

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