What is unmanaged code?
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Answer / Ashish Nigam
Unmanaged code refers to software that does not run within a managed environment like .NET. It includes C, C++, and assembly language programs, as well as system APIs and DLLs written in these languages. Unmanaged code does not have access to the benefits provided by the Common Language Runtime (CLR), such as automatic memory management, type safety, and exception handling.
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