Both Dapper and EF Core are excellent ORM options suitable for projects of any size. The choice between them largely depends on personal or organizational preferences. Dapper appeals to those who prefer writing raw SQL queries, while EF Core is favored by those who prefer working with LINQ. Each has its own strengths and weaknesses
You can learn more on Dapper vs EF Core here.
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Samitha
The preview of .NET 10 and the upcoming C# version introduces a potential new feature: null-conditional assignment. This aims to simplify code where you assign a value to a property only if the object isn't null.
Currently, you'd write:
if (classObj is not null)
{
classObj .Property = 100;
}
With the new feature, this can be shortened to:
classObj ?.Property = 100;
This makes the code more concise and readable when dealing with potentially null objects.
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Samitha
