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Master performance-slaying N+1 queries in Entity Framework Core through eager loading, explicit batching, and projection - essential techniques to optimize data access and achieve lightning speed.- Published on
C# 9 introduced records as a new reference type. Unlike classes, Records use value-based equality. If the values of all fields in two records are equal, then those two Records are equal. Records also have init-only properties, meaning they only can be set in the constructor or using a property initializer.- Published on
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