Can you use aggregate functions with a GroupBy clause in Entity Framework? Explain the process.
- No, aggregate functions cannot be used with GroupBy
- Yes, by using the GroupBy method
- Yes, by using the Having clause
- Yes, by using the OrderBy method
In Entity Framework, aggregate functions can be used in conjunction with the GroupBy clause. This allows for grouping data based on certain criteria and then performing aggregate calculations on each group. The GroupBy method is used to group the data, and then aggregate functions like SUM, AVG, etc., can be applied to each group individually. This process enables complex data analysis and reporting in Entity Framework.
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