What role does the .Include() method play in the performance of Entity Framework queries?
- Degrades performance by lazily loading related entities
- Depends on the scenario
- Improves performance by eagerly loading related entities
- No impact
The .Include() method improves performance by eagerly loading related entities, reducing the number of round trips to the database. This helps in avoiding the N+1 query problem and enhances the efficiency of the Entity Framework queries.
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