In LINQ to Entities, what is the primary purpose of the DbContext class?
- Handles database connection and authentication
- Provides metadata about the database schema
- Represents a collection of database entities
- Represents a session with the database and provides CRUD operations on entities
In LINQ to Entities, the DbContext class serves as a bridge between the domain classes (entities) in the application and the database. It represents a session with the database and provides CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations on entities, allowing developers to interact with the database using object-oriented principles.
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