When to use - IEnumerable vs IList vs ICollection?

A common interview question with .NET Core is explain the difference between IEnumerable, ICollection and IList?
We use them so often that many times we forget the basic difference on which will help optimization in which scenario.
In this short video we will quickly cover these topics.
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[@kilungyajames5484]

This is the best explanation I've seen so far

[@sh2983]

Thank you for very clear explanation. This helped a lot to understand the concept.

[@girmamoges941]

The most clear explanation and easy to understand.😊

[@Micah_Tech]

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[@imanqoly]

So easy and loud and clear. Thank you

[@Maiska123]

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[@kopilkaiser8991]

I've learnt quite a lot from this tutorial understanding in-depth all the logic discussed here. Thank you for taking the effort in teaching us all of these topics.

[@DotNetMastery]

You're very welcome!

[@waelhi8938]

Thank you for this thorough explanation about this topic. Great work! Keep it up!

[@danielarandamartin2709]

Very good tutorial ! Thank you!

[@wonpaper]

Thank you so much for cool explanation.

[@arielspalter7425]

Thank you! It is very helpful!

[@Shakti_Singh_Om]

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[@jakmdibrah]

Its a clear explanation. Really understood the difference.Thanks a lot.

[@DotNetMastery]

Glad to hear that

[@Ahmet-nd5ct]

great tut! thnx

[@devian3634]

This is very useful thank you!

[@2347matte]

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[@volimax]

Thanks, great explanation!

[@DotNetMastery]

Glad it was helpful!

[@umairarif7548]

Thanks for this wonderful video. Kindly also make a video on Garbage Collector and its generations.

[@shabeebcp7619]

best explanation so far

[@DotNetMastery]

Glad you liked it

[@educin15]

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[@DotNetMastery]

Thank you very much!

[@shabanelmogy7912]

Thank you

[@Micah_Tech]

Great explanation

[@DotNetMastery]

Glad it was helpful!

[@masterycgi]

very good video

[@shanmukhapatil7131]

Will you please make a video on blazor ? layout and application flow in an empty blazor solution

[@MaheshSingh-ev8yh]

Awesome

[@vipulkumarsingh2223]

Wow nice

[@Guillen8606]

The deferred execution mentioned here was related to EF, what about Dapper is that the same case?

[@nitishkumar-dt2tx]

how did you log the queries executed into console automatically? is there some configuration for logging queries

[@nahomwores3415]

do video on complex data models and navigation properties lazyloading eager loading and explicit loading and Serialization in C# please. loved the video keep it up

[@user-cj3vc3sk2n]

Can we call interface implementation as inherent? Please reply

[@rankarat]

Great

[@kilungyajames5484]

Simple and clear. Thank you

[@bojohannesen4352]

Ok, alright, each and everything.

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[@MultiAkash1988]

Can U plz make azure tutorial

[@JorgeRodriguezPriegue]

Why this guy speaks like master yoda ?

[@waliqadri]

Sir, the way you say it its very confusing. You said inumerable is inhered by icollection I asked Chat GPT this "Is this statement true INumerable is inhereted by ICollection?" Chat GPT : "No, that statement is not true. The inheritance relationship between IEnumerable and ICollection is the opposite of what you stated: ICollection inherits from IEnumerable." Lol

[@DotNetMastery]

Hello, I will check on the video but it should be ICollection implements IEnumerable as you can see in the slide at the end of the video

[@TanujGarg-rw4ng]

its all wordplay, you are saying inherits, as In A inherits B, which means A is child class of B, thus in actual ICollection inherits IEnumerable. However Sir @DotNetMastery says implements, A implements B which means A is accesing the properties of B, thus ICollection implements IEnumerable.

[@bojohannesen4352]

1.25. Thank me later. Much later, if you don't 1.25.