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- What is versioning? Can Versioning be applied to P...
- What is Metadata and Manifest?
- What is Managed code?
- What is the difference between an Assembly and a N...
- Abstraction and Encapsulation Defined
- Finalizer in .NET
- What are the access modifiers C# supports and thei...
- What is the difference between Abstract class and ...
- How do you achieve multiple inheritance in .NET?
- What is the advantage of "sealed" keyword in real-...
- What are the features Inheritance offer above an o...
- Would you write your own finalizer/destructor or l...
- Limitations of GAC deployed assembly
- How to use a GAC deployed assembly in an application
- Steps to deply an assembly in the GAC
- What is the difference between loading behavior of...
- Why would you choose an .exe over a .dll ?
- Difference between .NET assembly and a .dll/.exe
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Applications that run under the supervision of CLR is managed code.
Code written using the .NET Framework is managed when it is executed
(a stage usually referred to as runtime ).
"Managed code" is a term coined by Microsoft to identify programs that requires and will only execute under the "management" of a Common Language Runtime virtual machine.
Managed code is a code written in one of over twenty high-level programming languages that are available for use with the Microsoft .NET Framework, including C#, J#, Microsoft Visual Basic .NET, Microsoft JScript .NET, and C++.
All of these languages share a unified set of class libraries and can be encoded into an Intermediate Language (IL). A runtime-aware compiler compiles the IL into native executable code within a managed execution environment that ensures type safety, array bound and index checking, exception handling, and garbage collection.
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