Retrieving and manipulating Entities with no related data using Web API and Entity Framework is quite easy and most times, by the time you create a Web API controller using a specific Model class and a DbContext instance you won't have to alter the the code created for you. If you aren't aware of what DbContext is there are a few posts on this blog that will help you. Fetching and manipulating related entities is a little bit different. You need to know exactly how your Model classes are structured which means you need to be aware of any relationships exist in database level and how Entity Framework structured your model classes as well. In this post we are going to show how to:


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