What is difference between linq and lambda expression?
Answer / Syed Safi Akbar Zaidi
Linq (Language Integrated Query) is a Microsoft framework for querying data that is built into .NET languages such as C# and Visual Basic. Lambda expressions are a part of C#, which provides a more concise syntax to define anonymous functions, one of the features that enables Linq. In other words, lambda expressions are used in Linq to define what operations should be performed on the data.
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