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True of nearly all ORMs really. LINQ on objects basically makes C# a very nice functional language. Dapper is arguably better for database but then use LINQ i

• mumblemumble 5y ago
  I almost wish they hand't wrapped IQueryable and IEnumerable under the same branding. I get that there's a lot of overlap at the interface level, but, in terms of what they're doing under the hood and the effect on how you use them, they're really quite very different.
• kbd 5y ago
  > True of nearly all ORMs really. I disagree in a respect. I think with an ORM it's clear when you're hitting the database, though it makes it easy to write loops over (related) rows ("n+1 problem"). I think with LINQ using the same syntax/expressions across local and remote operations it can be more blurred what's happening.