Answer / Priya Raghuvanshi

Managed code in C# refers to code that runs on the .NET Framework, while unmanaged code refers to native code written in languages like C++. To determine whether a code is managed or unmanaged, you can check for the presence of some specific characteristics. Managed code will be compiled into Common Intermediate Language (CIL) bytecode and executed by the Common Language Runtime (CLR), whereas unmanaged code does not have these features and relies on Platform Call (P/Invoke) or other mechanisms to interact with .NET managed code.

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