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What is the difference between IEnumerable<T> and IQueryable<T>?

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The correct answer is B) IEnumerable executes queries in memory; IQueryable translates queries to SQL/provider-specific language for server-side execution

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Correct Answer

IEnumerable executes queries in memory; IQueryable translates queries to SQL/provider-specific language for server-side execution

Explanation

IEnumerable LINQ operates on in-memory data. IQueryable (used by EF) builds expression trees sent to the database, avoiding pulling all data into memory.

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