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What is assembly in .NET and What do you mean by protected class always present in the same assembly? 

What is Project Flow and Architecture for any .NET project ? 
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What is an IDE ?What are different types ?in DOT NET and in JAVAHow do you configure to CVS repository? 
Latest Answer: IDE stands for Integrated Developemnt  Environment. It is used for integrating to develop a product. Every technology/language needs to have IDE to develop a programme. In .Net IDE we use CLR as its heart. ...

In Microsoft Project. Why the qty allocation must be done. What is the Interlink Between MSP & CEMA. 

You are a systems administrator and discover the Exchange Information Store is down. What could be the problem, and what steps would you perform to bring it back up again? 
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Latest Answer: Eventhough both are giving reusability, they differ in accessibility.Web service is accessible from any system from any part of the world thru internet but shared assembly is accessible only within the same system ...

What is the name of activedirectory file 
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Latest Answer: Because they have launched most robust products and most selling, popular products all over the world. Thats why they are global leaders. ...
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1.What is difference between constant, readonly and static variables?2.There are two arrays containing integers – Array1 and Array2. The size of Array1 is m, and Array2 is n. Both arrays are sorted in ascending order. Write a function (in any language of your choice) that will merge the two arrays into a third array which again has numbers arranged in ascending order. The function will accept two arrays as arguments and return the third, merged array?3.Write a function in C# to implement Trim
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What are the differences between .NET 1.1 and .NET 2.0 in terms of changes in language (C#/VB.NET) and Framework? Please do not include the differences between Visual Studio 2003 and 2005.
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