What is difference between iqueryable and ienumerable in linq?
Answer / Himanshu Bisht
IQueryable represents a deferred execution query that can be translated into SQL when used with Entity Framework. It supports filtering, sorting, and grouping operations on a database. On the other hand, IEnumerable is an interface for collections that support enumeration. It does not support deferred execution or database queries.
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