The Repository Design Pattern is a commonly used design pattern in software development that provides an abstraction layer between the business logic and data access layers in an application. It helps in organizing the data access logic and business logic by keeping them separate. The repository acts as a gateway for retrieving data from databases or other storage mechanisms.
Let's dive into an example of implementing the Repository Design Pattern in a .NET Core application. We will create a simple project called Codingvila.RepositoryDemo with a repository that handles operations for an Book entity.
Codingvila.RepositoryDemo
Book
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