In LINQ, what is deferred execution?
- Execution of LINQ queries asynchronously
- Execution of LINQ queries at the point where the query is defined
- Execution of LINQ queries at the point where the query is iterated or evaluated
- Execution of LINQ queries synchronously
Deferred execution in LINQ refers to postponing the execution of the query until the query result is actually enumerated or iterated over. This allows for optimizations and better performance, as the query can be composed and optimized before execution.
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