Microsoft recommends removing redundant Lambda expressions, which can be identified based on specific conditions such as the presence of method invocations, matching parameters, and other criteria. The article provides an example of code improvement by eliminating unnecessary Lambda expressions in Entity Framework source code, addressing violations like IDE0200.
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