Differentiate between statement lambda and expression lambda.
Answer / Nirmala Kushwah
Statement lambdas are used for single-line anonymous functions without a return keyword. They consist of a block of code enclosed within curly braces, followed by an arrow (=>) and the method to be invoked. On the other hand, expression lambdas represent a more complex, multi-line function, and they include an implicit return keyword, as well as input and output variables. Expression lambdas are useful when working with LINQ queries because they allow for easier chaining of query operations.
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