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IEnumerable<T>:

Pros

1.       The most generic item of all.

2.       Still might use deferred(execute when needed) execution.

3.       IEnumerable is best suitable for working with in-memory collection. 

Cons

1.       IEnumerable doesn’t move between items, it is forward only collection as LinkedList. You can't get at "item 4" without passing items 0-3.

2.       Read-only list, you can't add to it or remove from it.

3.       Actually the model binder is not able to bind an enumerable because it is a too generic Interface, and it is not able to choose a concrete class to create that implements the IEnumerable.

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