In the context of dependency injection, which Entity Framework version provides more flexibility and integration options?
- Entity Framework 4
- Entity Framework 5
- Entity Framework 6
- Entity Framework Core
Entity Framework Core offers more flexibility and integration options for dependency injection compared to other versions. It is designed with dependency injection principles in mind and integrates seamlessly with various dependency injection containers, allowing developers to choose their preferred container and easily manage dependencies in their applications.
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