Is c# code is unmanaged or managed code?
Answer / Nisha Rani
{"c#": "C# is a managed language, meaning that the common language runtime (CLR) manages memory allocation, garbage collection, and exception handling for C# applications. This sets it apart from unmanaged languages like C and C++ that do not have this level of support."}
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