What are asynchronous callbacks ?
Answer Posted / neeta
* Asynchronous callbacks means that a call is made from a Main Program to a .net class's method and the program continues execution.
* when the callback is made (Means the method has finished it work and returns value) ,the Main Program handles it.
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