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What are the main approaches to using Entity Framework Core?
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EF Core supports three main approaches:
- Code First: Define entity classes first, then generate database schema
- Start with C# classes (entities)
- Use migrations to create and update database
- Good for new projects with full control over data model
- Database First: Start with existing database, generate entity classes
- Use
Scaffold-DbContext command
- Generates DbContext and entity classes from existing database
- Good for existing databases or database-driven development
- Model First: Design model using visual designer (less common in EF Core)
- Primarily supported through external tools
- Not as prominent as in EF6
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