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What is the difference between 'IEnumerable' and 'IQueryable' in LINQ?
12-05-2023

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Answered 12 May 2023

'IEnumerable' represents a collection of objects that can be enumerated locally, while 'IQueryable' represents a query that can be executed against a data source. 'IQueryable' allows building more complex queries that can be translated and executed on the
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