Answer / Shiv Pal Singh

The choice between Entity Framework and ADO.NET depends on the specific requirements of your application. Entity Framework provides higher-level abstraction for interacting with databases, making it easier to write data access code. However, ADO.NET offers lower-level control over database interactions, which can be more efficient in certain scenarios.

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