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Dapper with C#

Dapper with C#    Dapper is best used when you prioritize max performance and total control over SQL. While Entity Framework (EF) Core is a feature-rich Object-Relational Mapper (ORM) designed for productivity, Dapper is a "micro-ORM" that provides a thin, high-speed layer over ADO.NET. Key Reasons to Choose Dapper Over EF Core Superior Performance:      No Change Tracking:     No Query Generation Overhead: no  LINQ-to-SQL translation, or entity translation    Benchmarks often show Dapper is significantly faster, especially for large datasets or high-frequency read operations. Full SQL Control:  You write raw SQL directly, giving you complete flexibility to use database-specific features like  Common Table Expressions (CTEs) , window functions, or specialized joins that might be difficult to express in LINQ. Reduced Memory Allocation:  Because it lacks the heavy state-management infrastructure of EF Core, Dapper typic...