FAQ on Dot Net

State Management means maintaining the state of the object. The object here refers to a web page/control. There are two types of State management, Client Side, and Server side. Client-Side – Storing the information in the Page or Client’s System. They are reusable, simple objects. Server Side – Storing the information on the Server. It … Read more

ASP .Net is a part of .Net technology and it comprises of CLR too. It is an open-source server-side technology that enables the programmers to build powerful web services, websites and web applications. ASP stands for Active Server Pages. ASP.NET is a web application framework developed and maintained by Microsoft. It is part of the … Read more

Follow these steps while executing a Managed code: Choosing a language compiler depending on the language in which the code is written. Converting the above code into Intermediate language by its own compiler. The IL is then targeted to CLR which converts the code into native code with the help of JIT. Execution of Native … Read more

The code that is managed by the CLR is called Managed code. This code runs inside the CLR. Hence, it is necessary to install the .Net framework in order to execute the managed code. CLR manages the memory through garbage collection and also uses the other features like CAS and CTS for efficient management of … Read more

MSIL stands for Microsoft Intermediate Language. MSIL provides instructions for calling methods, initializing and storing values, operations such as memory handling, exception handling and so on. All .Net codes are first compiled to IL. MSIL stands for Microsoft Intermediate Language. It is also known as Intermediate Language (IL) or Common Intermediate Language (CIL). MSIL is … Read more