What is the primary difference between entity types and non-entity types in Entity Framework?
- Entity types can have relationships with other entities
- Entity types represent tables in the database
- Non-entity types cannot be used in queries
- Non-entity types have no identity
The primary difference lies in identity and persistence. Entity types map to tables in the database and have an identity, while non-entity types like Complex Types have no identity and don't directly map to tables.
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