What does LINQ stand for in the context of .NET Framework?
- Language Integrated Query
- Large Indexable Query
- Lightweight Inquest Query
- Linked Internal Query
LINQ stands for Language Integrated Query, which is a feature of .NET that allows querying data from various data sources using a uniform syntax within C# or VB.NET code. It provides a consistent model for querying and manipulating data irrespective of the data source, such as databases, XML, collections, etc.
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