Answer / Anesh Kumar

Using Directives and Using Statements are used in C# to import namespaces, but they have slightly different purposes.nn1. Using Directive:nA using directive imports a namespace at the top of your code file, allowing you to use classes from that namespace without writing the fully qualified name. It creates an alias for the namespace and makes the classes accessible within the scope of the file.nnexample: using System; // imports the System namespacenn2. Using Statement:nA using statement releases the resources acquired by an object when it goes out of scope. This is particularly useful with IDisposable objects, such as those implementing the IDbConnection interface. It creates a disposable object and uses it within the braces, ensuring that the object is disposed of properly after use.nnexample: using (var connection = new SqlConnection(connectionString)) {n // Use the connection object heren}nnIn summary, Using Directives are used for importing namespaces, while Using Statements are used for managing resources.

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