When to use - IEnumerable vs IList vs ICollection?

Very good tutorial ! Thank you!

Can U plz make azure tutorial

how did you log the queries executed into console automatically? is there some configuration for logging queries

I've learnt quite a lot from this tutorial understanding in-depth all the logic discussed here. Thank you for taking the effort in teaching us all of these topics.

Thats a wonderful video my friend, hugs from Brazil

best explanation so far

Thank you

Sir, the way you say it its very confusing. You said inumerable is inhered by icollection

I asked Chat GPT this
"Is this statement true
INumerable is inhereted by ICollection?"

Chat GPT : "No, that statement is not true. The inheritance relationship between IEnumerable and ICollection is the opposite of what you stated: ICollection inherits from IEnumerable."

Lol

The most clear explanation and easy to understand.😊

Its a clear explanation. Really understood the difference.Thanks a lot.

Wow nice

Thank you! It is very helpful!

very good video

Thank you so much for cool explanation.

great tut! thnx

This is the best explanation I've seen so far

Great

This is very useful thank you!

Will you please make a video on blazor ?
layout and application flow in an empty blazor
solution

So easy and loud and clear. Thank you

Thank you Bhrugen for these types of videos. If possible, can you make a video on Udemy on how to sell items using Stripe, but also and most importantly how to manage the quantity of items you sell. You have ecommerce videos now using stripe but nothing to manage the quantity when an item is purchased at checkout. Thank you!

Thanks for this wonderful video. Kindly also make a video on Garbage Collector and its generations.

do video on complex data models and navigation properties lazyloading eager loading and explicit loading and Serialization in C# please. loved the video keep it up

Thank you for this thorough explanation about this topic. Great work! Keep it up!

Thank you for very clear explanation. This helped a lot to understand the concept.