When dealing with large datasets, ________ loading can be implemented for non-entity types to optimize performance.
- Deferred
- Eager
- Explicit
- Lazy
Entity Framework offers Lazy loading for non-entity types when dealing with large datasets. Lazy loading delays the loading of related data until it's specifically requested, which can help optimize performance by reducing the amount of data retrieved initially. This can be particularly beneficial when working with large datasets to minimize resource usage.
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