Why does Entity Framework 6.x not cache results?

Question

Perhaps I am misunderstanding the caching that DbContext and DbSet does but I was under the impression that there was some caching that would go on

Answer 1

Take a look at EF Docs, you will find answer there:

Note that DbSet and IDbSet always create queries against the database and will always involve a round trip to the database even if the entities returned already exist in the context. A query is executed against the database when:

• It is enumerated by a foreach (C#) or For Each (Visual Basic) statement.
• It is enumerated by a collection operation such as ToArray, ToDictionary, or ToList.
• LINQ operators such as First or Any are specified in the outermost part of the query.
• The following methods are called: the Load extension method on a DbSet, DbEntityEntry.Reload, and Database.ExecuteSqlCommand.