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Generally i am fresher for developing .net application i had develop the ado.net applications and entity framework application but i want which performance is better than other

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Generally i am fresher for developing .net application i had develop the ado.net applications and entity framework application but i want which performance is better than other

Posted 12-Dec-16 9:28am

Ramesh Exp

Updated 12-Dec-16 13:40pm

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Dave Kreskowiak · Answer 1 · 2016-12-12T13:40:00

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Neither. Entity Framework works on top of ADO.NET.

You're going to see far better performance due to your software design and the quality of code you write. Not so much so in the library that you use.

Posted 12-Dec-16 13:40pm

Dave Kreskowiak