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16/03/2010 08:59:07
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>Hi,
>
>One of the most used terms I come across in .NET world is "entity" and I admit that I am clueless about what it means. The definition of Entity in the dictionary is "something that exists as a separate thing". This is very helpful, of course <g>; they might as well simply describe it as a "thing". But back to .NET world.
>
>I was just reading an article on the web on building business objects and the term "entity" is all over there:
>"entity state"
>"entity state type"
>"entity state property"
>etc.
>
>There is also a well known framework that has he word "Entity" in it.
>
>Could someone explain to me the term "entity" in the .NET? TIA.
Have you also heard about Entity-Relational Diagram?
Say, Customers is an Entity
or
Orders is an Entity
>
>One of the most used terms I come across in .NET world is "entity" and I admit that I am clueless about what it means. The definition of Entity in the dictionary is "something that exists as a separate thing". This is very helpful, of course <g>; they might as well simply describe it as a "thing". But back to .NET world.
>
>I was just reading an article on the web on building business objects and the term "entity" is all over there:
>"entity state"
>"entity state type"
>"entity state property"
>etc.
>
>There is also a well known framework that has he word "Entity" in it.
>
>Could someone explain to me the term "entity" in the .NET? TIA.
Have you also heard about Entity-Relational Diagram?
Say, Customers is an Entity
or
Orders is an Entity