Fluent API Configurations in Entity Framework

Fluent API Configurations in Entity Framework
In this article, I am going to discuss Fluent API Configurations in Entity Framework Code First Approach with Examples. Please read our previous article where we discussed ConcurrencyCheck Attribute in Entity Framework with Examples.

Fluent API Configurations in Entity Framework
Like the Data Annotation Attribute, the Entity Framework provides Fluent API which we can also use to configure the domain classes which will override the default conventions which is followed by the Entity Framework. The Entity Framework Fluent API is based on the Fluent API design pattern (also known as Fluent Interface Design Pattern) where the result is formulated by method chaining. So, before proceeding further and understanding, the Fluent API in Entity Framework, we first need to understand the Fluent Interface Design Pattern and Method Chaining

Chapter- Entity Framework in C#

Fluent API Configurations in Entity Framework

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