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Manoj N @_MN_______9353

2 months ago

For years, "Build" was just a button. Now I see it as an entire pipeline involving the compiler, IL, CLR, JIT, and finally the CPU. The more I learn, the more I realize how much happens behind a single click.

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2 months ago

When the application runs... The CLR loads the assembly. The JIT (Just-In-Time) compiler converts IL into native machine code for your processor. Only then does the CPU execute it.

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2 months ago

hings I Never Questioned as a .NET Developer #5 For years I pressed Build without thinking. But what actually happens after clicking that button?

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2 months ago

That single realization completely changed how I think about asynchronous programming. It's about efficient resource usage, not just cleaner syntax.

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2 months ago

The goal isn't making code "faster." The goal is making applications more scalable by not wasting threads during I/O operations.

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2 months ago

Things I Never Questioned as a .NET Developer #4 For the longest time, I thought async/await just made code asynchronous. Turns out... That's only part of the story.

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2 months ago

Understanding new is where syntax turns into engineering. It made me realize that every object has a lifecycle inside memory.

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2 months ago

Without new, there usually isn't an object to work with. That's why: Student student; is very different from Student student = new Student();

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2 months ago

Things I Never Questioned as a .NET Developer #3 I used the new keyword every day. I knew it created an object. But... What actually happens when you write new?

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2 months ago

One question changed how I look at APIs. Instead of asking: "How do I use this?" I started asking: "Why was it designed this way?"

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2 months ago

Static classes are useful when: • No object state is needed • Only utility methods are exposed • Creating objects serves no purpose Examples: Console Math Path File