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This is a discussion on managed and unmanaged code within the C# forums, part of the Software Development category; what is difference between managed code and unmanaged code?...
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Re: managed and unmanaged code
Unmanaged code is the code which after compiling runs directly on underlying operating system. Assembly or executables made are directly run on OS. e.g. C,C++
Managed code is the code which runs on a platform which is above operating system and provides the underlying environment to executable with many addin features like garbage collection etc. e.g. .NET platform for VB.NET,c#,ASP.NET Java runs on JVM |
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