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Explain the differences between value type and reference type in C# ?
Value type Value types are generally (not always) stored on the stack and are passed by copying. The way in which a variable assignment works differs between reference and value types. Reference Type A value type is basically stored on the heap and passed by creating a reference. Reference: https://Read more
Value type
Value types are generally (not always) stored on the stack and are passed by copying.
The way in which a variable assignment works differs between reference and value types.
Reference Type
A value type is basically stored on the heap and passed by creating a reference.
Reference: https://www.c-sharpcorner.com/UploadFile/ca6c61/concepts-of-C-Sharp-value-type-and-reference-type/
See lessWhat is Microservices and how it works?
A microservice attempts to address a single concern, such as a data search, logging function, or web service function. This approach increases flexibility—for example, updating the code of a single function without having to refactor or even redeploy the rest of the microservices architecture
A microservice attempts to address a single concern, such as a data search, logging function, or web service function. This approach increases flexibility—for example, updating the code of a single function without having to refactor or even redeploy the rest of the microservices architecture
See lessWhat is JIT in Dot Net?
JIT (Just In Time) of CLR converts this MSIL code into native code using metadata which is then executed by OS. (Source Code: C#, VB.NET etc.,) ==[Complier]==> MSIL ==[JIT]==> Native code Reference: https://www.c-sharpcorner.com/UploadFile/8911c4/just-in-time-jit-compiler-in-C-Sharp/ ManagRead more
JIT (Just In Time) of CLR converts this MSIL code into native code using metadata which is then executed by OS.
Reference: https://www.c-sharpcorner.com/UploadFile/8911c4/just-in-time-jit-compiler-in-C-Sharp/
Managed Execution: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/standard/managed-execution-process
See less.NET supported Languages
.NET Framework has one or more compilers; e.g., VB .NET, C#, C++, JScript, or any third-party compiler such as COBOL. Anyone of these compilers will convert your source code into Microsoft Intermediate Language (MSIL). It applies security such as CTS and CLS to keep consistency among the supportedRead more
It simply means that you can create pages in different languages (like C#, VB .NET, J#, etc.), and once all of these pages are compiled they all can be used in a single application.
Why do coders prefer object oriented programming language over procedural oriented programming language?
POPL have no concept for data hiding but OOPL have data hiding and it is more secure. Overloading is not possible in POPL, but in OOPL it is possible. These are some reason that coder prefer OOPL over POPL.
POPL have no concept for data hiding but OOPL have data hiding and it is more secure. Overloading is not possible in POPL, but in OOPL it is possible. These are some reason that coder prefer OOPL over POPL.
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