How does LINQ to Entities differ from standard LINQ queries?
- LINQ to Entities queries are translated into SQL queries to be executed against a database
- LINQ to Entities queries only work with in-memory collections
- Standard LINQ queries are not supported in Entity Framework
- Standard LINQ queries are only applicable to Entity Framework Core
LINQ to Entities queries are specifically designed to work with Entity Framework and are translated into SQL queries that can be executed against a database. This enables developers to use LINQ syntax to query data from a database, whereas standard LINQ queries typically work with in-memory collections or other data sources.
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