How can you define complex queries involving multiple tables in LINQ to Entities?
- By using navigation properties to traverse relationships between entities
- By using the "GroupBy" clause to group related entities
- By using the "OrderBy" clause to sort entities based on a specified key
- By using the "Select" clause to project specific properties from related entities
Complex queries involving multiple tables in LINQ to Entities can be defined by using navigation properties to traverse relationships between entities. Navigation properties allow you to navigate from one entity to related entities, enabling the construction of queries that involve multiple tables and their relationships.
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