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Q #1) What is .Net framework?
Q #2) What are the important components of .Net?
Q #3) What is CTS?
Q #4) What is CLR?
Q #5) What is CLS?
Q #6) What is JIT?
Q #7) What is MSIL?
Q #8) What is meant by Managed?
Q #9) How is a Managed code executed?
Q #10) What is ASP.Net?
Q #11) Explain State management in ASP .Net.
Q #12) What is an Assembly? What are the different types of Assemblies?
Q #13) Explain the different parts of an Assembly.
Q #14) What is an EXE and a DLL?
Q #15) What is Caching?
Q #17) What is the difference between Function and Stored procedure?
Q #18) Explain CAS (Code Access Security).
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Explain GAC.
What is a pointer? Give an example.
What is the difference between reference and pointer?
What is White box testing?
What is Black Box Testing?
What is Gray Box Testing?
Could you explain services in Angular?
.What are the fundamental principles of OO programming?
Difference Between Put and Post
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Q #18) Explain CAS (Code Access Security).
Ans: .Net provides a security model that prevents unauthorized access to resources. CAS is a part of that security model. CAS is present in the CLR. It enables the users to set permissions at a granular level for the code. CLR then executes the code depending on the available permissions. CAS can be applied only to the managed code. Unmanaged code runs without CAS. If CAS is used on assemblies, then the assembly is treated as partially trusted. Such assemblies must undergo checks every time when it tries to access a resource.
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