Entity Framework requires complex types to have a ________ default constructor for proper materialization.
- parameterless
- private
- public
- static
Entity Framework necessitates complex types to have a parameterless default constructor to ensure proper materialization. This constructor is invoked by Entity Framework when retrieving data from the database, enabling seamless object creation and data binding.
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