What does the DbSet property in a DbContext represent?
- A collection of entity objects for a specific entity type
- A connection string to the database
- A stored procedure
- A view in the database
The DbSet property in a DbContext represents a collection of entity objects for a specific entity type. It acts as a DbSet that allows you to query, insert, update, and delete records of that entity type in the corresponding database table. It provides a convenient way to work with entities as if they were in-memory objects while abstracting the underlying database operations.
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