How you can differentiate between conversion operator "todictionary" and "ienumerable" of linq?
Answer / Deepak Kumar Tiwari
The ToDictionary() method creates a Dictionary from the enumerable, while IEnumerable<T> represents an enumeration without performing any operations.
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