What is difference between ienumerable and enumerable in c#?
Answer / Nuzhat Raza
"IEnumerable is an interface that defines a method (GetEnumerator) for retrieving the elements of a collection one at a time. IEnumerator, on the other hand, is an interface for moving through the elements of a collection using a MoveNext() and Current property."
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