What ways can be used to avoid the need for manual entity state tracking?

To avoid manually tracking the entity's state in C#, it is common to use ORM (Object-Relational Mapping) frameworks such as Entity Framework. They automatically track changes in objects and manage states (Added, Modified, Deleted, Unchanged) without the need to write additional code.

Other methods include:

• Using the Unit of Work pattern, which aggregates changes and applies them at once.
• Applying change notification events (e.g., INotifyPropertyChanged) for automatic state updates.
• Using libraries that implement automatic change tracking, such as Trackable Entities.

Example with Entity Framework:

using(var context = new MyDbContext())
{
    var entity = context.Entities.Find(1);
    entity.Name = "New Name"; // EF automatically tracks the change
    context.SaveChanges(); // applies changes to the database
}