C # Getting Started classic (version 6th ),

C # Getting Started classic (version 6th ),

1.. NET Framework: A Development Platform, which contains two parts:

① A large code library (Class Library) can be used in the customer's language (C #, VB ).

② Common Language Runtime, responsible for managing Application Execution

2. Use. NET Framework to write applications, that is, use the. NET code library to write programs.

3. C # compile a program running in the managed environment (CLR). The C # language must be compiled and converted into a language that can be understood and executed by the target system.

4. A program written with the. NET Framework is first compiled into a pencil, and the pencil code is stored in the application set. During program execution, JIT compiles the pencil into the local code.

CLR: Common Language Runtime, used to manage applications developed using the. NET Library: the JIT compiler compiles the server into Native Code, manages memory, processing security, and allows cross-Language debugging. ,

The Common Intermediate Language is an Intermediate Language. The template code is independent of the computer, operating system, and CPU.

JIT: Just-In-Time compiler, which compiles the server into a native code that can be understood by the OS. The pencil code is compiled only when necessary.

 

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Garbage collection: garbage collection