What is difference between array and collection?
Answer / Surbhi Varma
In C#, an array is a fixed-size contiguous block of memory that stores items of the same data type, while a Collection is a grouping of multiple objects stored in a container. Collections can dynamically grow or shrink and store objects of different data types.
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