How can you update data in Entity Framework when using Code-First approach?
- Execute raw SQL queries to update the database directly
- Retrieve the entity, modify its properties, and call SaveChanges() on the context
- Use the DbSet.Update() method to mark the entity as modified and save changes
- Use the Entity Framework Designer to update the database schema
In the Code-First approach of Entity Framework, to update data, you retrieve the entity from the database, modify its properties, and then call the SaveChanges() method on the context to persist the changes to the database. The framework handles tracking changes and generating the necessary SQL statements to update the database.
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