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What is the difference between IEnumerable and IEnumerator in C#?
12-05-2023

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Answered 12 May 2023

IEnumerable represents a collection of objects that can be enumerated, while IEnumerator provides a way to iterate over the elements in an IEnumerable collection. IEnumerator keeps track of the current position in the collection during iteration.
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