Deferred execution means that the evaluation of an expression is delayed until it is required. It improves performance.
Deferred execution is applicaion to any in memory collection like LINQ-to-SQL, LINQ-to-Entities,LINQ-to-XML, etc.
Example :-
1. IList studenlist = new List(){new Student(){Id=1,Name="Abdul",new Student(){Id=2,Name="Ahad"}
2. var teenAgerStudens = from s in studentlist
where id>0
select s;
3.foreach(Student teenStudent in teenAgerStudens)
Console.WriteLine("Student Name {0}", teenStudent.Name)
The will not execute at line 2 where it is delared but will execute at line 3 where
it is used.
Deferred execution is applicaion to any in memory collection like LINQ-to-SQL, LINQ-to-Entities,LINQ-to-XML, etc.
Example :-
1. IList
2. var teenAgerStudens = from s in studentlist
where id>0
select s;
3.foreach(Student teenStudent in teenAgerStudens)
Console.WriteLine("Student Name {0}", teenStudent.Name)
The will not execute at line 2 where it is delared but will execute at line 3 where
it is used.
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