In LINQ to Entities, what is the purpose of the "Where" clause in a query?
- Filters the sequence to include only elements that satisfy a specified condition
- Groups the elements in the sequence by a specified key
- Joins two sequences based on matching keys
- Orders the sequence based on a specified key
The "Where" clause in a LINQ to Entities query is used to filter the sequence of entities to include only those elements that satisfy a specified condition. It allows you to specify conditions that must be met by the entities returned by the query, enabling precise data retrieval.
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