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what is the difference between “managed” vs “unmanaged”?
Hi, could you please help to understand the mean of
managed and unmanaged code?
Thanks for your time!
Maybe this previous SO post can help:
What is managed/unmanaged code in C#?
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What does a void subroutine return?
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I know it may sound pretty stupid, but I am starting and I really don't know. Thank you for your attention.
Basically it does not return anything at all
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How do you count the lines of code in a Visual Studio solution?
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This might sound useless and has nothing to do with code quality, but just for the sake of information (and for fun to be honest :) )
Is there a way to retrieve in Visual Studio the amount of lines written in any kind of .Net project?
I think this is what you mean , hope it helps:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms165340.aspx
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Can you call a C# DLL from a C DLL?
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Calling C# from C
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I am trying to use this solution. I can successfully create a C# DLL, but I have no idea how I can call it from C (no experience with this language). Can somebody help me please?
I have already seen similar questions, but they do not provide an answer to my one. I already know how I can create an unmanaged DLL with C#. The thing I do not know - how can I use it in C code?
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When to use struct in C#?
Why should we use class instead of structure
Your question is a bit broad but normally but Microsoft gives good answers, http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/2hkbth2a(v=vs.80).aspx .
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How do I retrieve disk information in C#?
hi dudes.
I wanna a code in c# 2010 which gets the free space of the drive.
you can use DriveInfo and use the property TotalFreeSpace