When you’re using LINQ to work with a database the experience is kind of magical, right?. You treat the database entities like a regular collection, use LINQ operators like Where, Select, or Take, and it just works. But let’s consider whaHere’s how the this functionality can be achieved with dynamic queries and expression trees:t happens under the hood. The LINQ query you wrote transform into SQL (or something else), and that SQL query is sent to the database.
