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Top 57 Entity Framework Interview Questions

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Theoretical Questions

Q1:   

What is Entity Framework?

  
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Q2:   

What are the benefits of using EF?

  
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Q3:   

Mention in what all scenarios Entity Framework can be applicable?

  
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Q4:   

What is pluralize and singularize in the Entity Framework?

  
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Q5:   

Mention what is Code First Approach and Model First Approach in Entity Framework?

  
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Q6:   

What is Code First approach in Entity Framework?

  
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Q7:   

What is the purpose of a DBContext class?

  
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Q8:   

What is Conceptual Model?

  
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Q9:   

What is migration in Entity Framework?

  
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Q10:   

What is Mapping?

  
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Q11:   

What is Storage Model?

  
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Q12:   

What are scalar and navigation properties in Entity Framework?

  
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Q13:   

What are complex types in Entity Framework?

  
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Q14:   

Could you explain the difference between Optimistic vs Pessimistic locking?

  
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Q15:   

What is the importance of EDMX file in Entity Framework?

  
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Q16:   

What are POCO classes in Entity Framework?

  
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Q17:   

What are the different approaches supported in the Entity Framework to create Entity Model?

  
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Q18:   

Can you explain Lazy Loading in a detailed manner?

  
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Q19:   

What is EF Data Access Architecture?

  
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Q20:   

What are the advantages and disadvantages of Database First Approach?

  
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Q21:   

What are the components of Entity Framework Architecture?

  
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Q22:   

What are the advantages of Model First Approach?

  
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Q23:   

Explain how you can load related entities in EF?

  
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Q24:   

What is Eager Loading?

  
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Q25:   

What is the role of Entity Client Data Provider?

  
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Q26:   

How can we handle concurrency in Entity Framework?

  
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Q27:   

Explain Lazy Loading, Eager Loading, and Explicit Loading?

  
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Q28:   

What are the advantages/disadvantages of Code First Approach?

  
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Q29:   

What is Optimistic Locking?

  Related To: Databases
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Q30:   

What’s the difference between LINQ to SQL and Entity Framework?

  
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Q31:   

What are the disadvantages of using static DbContext?

  
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Q32:   

Which type of loading is good in which scenario?

  
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Q33:   

When would you use EF6 vs EF Core?

  
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Q34:   

Name some differences between Express vs Recoverable messages

  
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Q35:   

Is DbContext thread safe?

  
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Q36:   

Why shouldn't I use the Repository Pattern with Entity Framework?

  Related To: .NET Core, Design Patterns
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Q37:   

What are T4 templates?

  
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Q38:   

What is relationship between Repository and Unit of Work?

  Related To: Design Patterns, Software Architecture
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Q39:   

Could you explain Pessimistic locking?

  
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Q40:   

Can you explain CSDL, SSDL and MSL sections in an EDMX file?

  
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Q41:   

What types of system generated messages do you know?

  
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Q42:   

How can you enhance the performance of Entity Framework?

  
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Q43:   

What is faster - ADO.NET or ADO.NET Entity Framework?

  
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Q44:   

What is the difference between POCO, Code First, and simple EF approach?

  
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Q45:   

What is the difference between ObjectContext and DbContext?

  
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Q46:   

What is the difference between Code First, Model First and Database First?

  
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Q47:   

What difference does .AsNoTracking() make?

  
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Q48:   

What are the advantages and disadvantages of creating a Global Entities Context for the application (i.e. one static instance)?

  
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Q49:   

What is client wins and store wins mode in Entity Framework concurrency?

  
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Q50:   

What is the difference between Automatic Migration vs Code-base Migration?

  
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Q51:   

When would you use SaveChanges(false) + AcceptAllChanges()?

  
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Q52:   

What's the difference between .SaveChanges() and .AcceptAllChanges()?

  
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Q53:   

Can I use Entity Framework 6 in .Net Core?

  
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Q54:   

How can we do pessimistic locking in Entity Framework?

  
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Code Challenges

Q1:   

What are the different ways of creating these domain/entity objects?

  
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Q2:   

How do I delete multiple rows in Entity Framework (without foreach)?

  
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Q3:   

How do I view the SQL generated by the Entity Framework?

  
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