Hour 4

1:
Is there a difference between using basic .NET types or native C++ types?

A1:
No, it's up to you as the developer as to which one you want to use. In the end, native C++ types resolve to the .NET Framework types.

2:
Where are shared assemblies deployed?

A2:
The Global Assembly Cache.

3:
How many files does an assembly represent?

A3:
An assembly can be a single file, such as an EXE or DLL, or it can be a combination of several files. An assembly doesn't have a limit to the number of files it may have.

4:
What is the execution platform on which a .NET application runs?

A4:
The common language runtime or CLR.

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1:	Is there a difference between using basic .NET types or native C++ types?
A1:	No, it's up to you as the developer as to which one you want to use. In the end, native C++ types resolve to the .NET Framework types.
2:	Where are shared assemblies deployed?
A2:	The Global Assembly Cache.
3:	How many files does an assembly represent?
A3:	An assembly can be a single file, such as an EXE or DLL, or it can be a combination of several files. An assembly doesn't have a limit to the number of files it may have.
4:	What is the execution platform on which a .NET application runs?
A4:	The common language runtime or CLR.