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Cached Repository in C#: An Introductory Article Using the Decorator Pattern and Entity Framework Core Introduction to the Concept of a Cached Repository A cached repository is a design pattern aimed at enhancing application performance by storing data in a fast-access memory area known as a cache. This reduces the number of database accesses, thereby improving response times and the application's scalability. A repository abstracts data access and provides uniform interfaces for CRUD operations (Create, Read, Update, Delete). Combining these concepts offers a powerful method for optimizing data access patterns in modern applications. Importance and Benefits of Using Cached Repositories…