Is .net 4.8 backwards compatible?
Answer / Sumit Shrivastav
Yes, .NET Framework 4.8 is designed to be backward-compatible with previous versions of the framework, but it's essential to test your application thoroughly when migrating to ensure everything functions correctly.
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