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I am currently finalizing the architecture of my new application that will be using Entity Framework as its ORM. However, I am a little bit confused with respect to whether I should go with the default option (DbSet and DbContext), or use a “tricky” option (ObjectSet and ObjectContext)? Do the latter classes offer advantages over the default classes?
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