What is typical about a windows process in regards to memory allocation in dot net?
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Answer / Virendra Kumar Sharma
A Windows process typically has a fixed amount of memory allocated for the process itself, including a Private Bytes and Working Set. .NET applications also use garbage collection to manage memory allocations dynamically.
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