Entity Framework? If you have a DbContext named MyContext that has a DbSet named Customers, you would define a query that retrieves all Customer entities like this:
using(var context = new MyContext())
{
var customers = (from c in _context.Customers);
}
But since the code you have posted doesn't use any context though I am not really sure what your issue is? Your code uses LINQ to Object rather than LINQ to entities and Entity Framework is not involved. Also, the IQueryable<T> interface implements the IEnumerable<T> interface.
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