What is the role of Entity Framework in handling data replication in distributed systems?
- It abstracts database interactions and provides a unified interface
- It enables automatic synchronization of data across distributed nodes
- It manages data consistency across distributed nodes
- It provides built-in support for data replication
Entity Framework acts as an Object-Relational Mapping (ORM) tool, abstracting database interactions and providing a unified interface to access and manipulate data. It doesn't directly handle data replication in distributed systems.
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