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Event

Event is a notification by a program or operating system that “something has happened.” An event may be raised in response to the occurrence of a pre-defined action (e.g., a user clicking a button, a program starting up or shutting down, a timer indicating a specific interval of time has passed). An event handler is called in response …

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Download Cache

Download Cache is a part of the assembly cache used to store information downloaded from the public internet or a private network. Objects in the download cache are effectively isolated from all other assemblies loaded into other assembly caches.

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Configuration Management

Configuration settings allow administrators to change the behavior of an application without recompiling the source code. Configurable applications make it easy to adapt to these changes and reduce maintenance costs.

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CTS (Common Type System)

CTS is a .NET Framework specification which defines the rules of how the CLR defines, declares, and manages types, regardless of the programming language. All .NET components must comply with the CTS specification.

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CLS (Common Language Specification)

CLS is a set of common conventions used to promote interoperability between programming languages and the .NET Framework. The CLS specifies a subset of the CTS (Common Type System) and set of conventions that are adhered to by both programming language designers and framework class library authors.

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CLR (Common Language Runtime)

CLR also known as VES (Virtual Execution System) is a runtime environment that manages the execution of .NET program code. The environment provides services such as memory and exception management, debugging and profiling, and security. The CLR is a major component of the .NET Framework, and provides much of its functionality by following the rules defined in the …

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CLI (Common Language Infrastructure)

The CLI is defined by the standard ECMA-335. This is a  .NET infrastructure that allows applications written in multiple programming languages to operate many different environments without the need to modify the program code. The CLI consists of: a Portable Executable (PE) file format, a CTS (Common Type System), an extensible metadata system, an CIL (Common Intermediate Language), …

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CIL (Common Intermediate Language)

The system-independent code generated by a .NET language compiler. CIL defines a file format for storing managed code as both program instructions and metadata in a single file.

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Code behind

Code behind is an innovative concept introduced in ASP.NET, allows you to separate programming logic completely from presentation elements.

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Caching

Caching is a mechanism for keeping content in memory for later use. It helps Web applications operate with higher performance by reducing the amount of work needed to obtain information from its data source, such as a database, Web service, mathematical computation, and many others. ASP.NET provides us with a variety of ways for caching information.

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