Answer / Alok Sharma

IEnumerable<T> is an interface that declares a method, GetEnumerator(), for iterating through a collection. It does not provide any ordering or random access functionality. On the other hand, IList<T> is an interface that provides both methods for iteration and direct access to elements by index.

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