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In C#, we can use the sealed keyword to prevent a class from being inherited. In C# (which is commonly used in .NET development), you can prevent a class from being inherited by using the sealed keyword. When you mark a class as sealed, it means that it cannot be used as a base class … Read more

Following are the different parts of assembly: Manifest: It has the information about the version of the assembly. Type Metadata: Contains the binary information of the program MSIL: Microsoft Intermediate Language Code Resources: List of related files In a .NET interview, when asked to explain the different parts of an assembly, you would typically cover … Read more

All web forms are inherited from page class. In the context of .NET web forms, all web forms are inherited from the System.Web.UI.Page class. This class serves as the base class for web forms in ASP.NET. When you create a new web form in a .NET application, it implicitly inherits from this class. The System.Web.UI.Page … Read more

MSIL is the Microsoft Intermediate Language, it provides instructions for calling methods, storing and initializing values, memory handling, exception handling and so on. All the .NET codes are first compiled to Intermediate Language. MSIL stands for Microsoft Intermediate Language. It’s also known as Intermediate Language (IL) or Common Intermediate Language (CIL). MSIL is a platform-independent, … Read more

It is an acronym for Language integrated query which was introduced with visual studio 2008. LINQ is a set of features that extend query capabilities to the .NET framework language syntax that allows data manipulation irrespective of the data source. LINQ bridges the gap between the world of objects and the world of data. For … Read more