What is the difference between managed and unmanaged code?
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Answer / alb.shah
A code that executed under the instructions of CLR is called
managed code.
A code that execute without the instruction of CLR is called
unmanaged code.
Program written in any .net compatible language will go for
compilation for 2times.
In the first compilation of the program, the language
compiler will generate MSIL code which is the managed code.
&
the code generated after the second execution ie by the CLR
is called unmanaged code which is machine understandable and
not by the user.
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Answer / malli
The Code Is Excuted With The Help of CLR that is managed code
The code is not excuted with the help of CLR and Excuted with the help of OS that is Unmanaged code
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