IEnumerable, IEnumerator, IQueryable in C# .NET

Q. What is IEnumerable in C#?
Q. What is the difference between IEnumerable and IEnumerator in C#?
Q. What is the difference between IEnumerable and IQueryable in C#?
Why to use IQueryable in sql queries?
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[@runawayvon01]

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[@digambarbhandare4485]

Good explanation sir. In short IEnumerable featch the data and filtere it rather than IQuerable featch filtered data. That's why it is faster as compare to IEnumerable

[@HarinireddyYenumala]

Seriously very grateful information in very easiest way .., thanks sir 😊

[@ratnakarsethi8403]

Great 👍. Thanks 🙏

[@MyLifestyleYaaro]

You make the video short and to the point.. good for revision...Add one more video if possible regarding best code practices... And best design patterns with situations..

[@himanshuverma9596]

Crisp and clear explanation

[@interviewhappy]

Thanks and all the best Himanshu

[@levkirichuk]

Nice video, one point IQueryable executes a "select query" on server-side with all filters that appended to it until database execution.
That give to use make more flexible code.

[@tacolotto]

Thanks a bunch for this great explanation... really helped me understand

[@snehalbapat8739]

Very well explained

[@interviewhappy]

Thanks for liking

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[@interviewhappy]

I'm glad you found something new in this video!

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Very useful explanation..

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[@interviewhappy]

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[@imadabab]

Brilliant. Thanks a lot.

[@logeshk2811]

can you explain about the pipielines in program.cs? What's the flow

[@interviewhappy]

Hi Logesh, I think I already explained this in .NET core part

[@mihirkumartripathy9412]

Hi Sir, I have one doubt.. in which scenario we have to use innumerable rather than iqurable in linq query ?

[@interviewhappy]

When you have in-memory collections

[@serg1778]

​@@interviewhappyyesterday i was testing IEnumerable and IQueryable and got the same result using inline query with linq Where(),that is each of them generated sql where.But using 2 lines,like : IEnumerable data = context.Users; var filtered = data.Where(...).ToList(); In this case with IEnumerable we don't have sql where.Can you clarify it?

[@pranavbhat92]

@@serg1778 If you are using SQL server, then you can check that in SQL Server Profiler. Just check which query is being executed.

[@SravikaVaka]

Sir.., Can you explain solid principles concept bit brief

[@interviewhappy]

Sure Will do it soon Sravika

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