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C# Basics කොටස 01

C# Basics කොටස 01
C# Basics Post  එකෙන් ඔයාලට C# වල මූලිකවම දැන ගත යුතු කරුනු ටිකක් එක් කරන්න මම හිතුව.
මොකද "C# පළමු කොටස" post එකේදී ගිරව method එකක් තමා ඔයලා පාවිච්චි කලේ..
මොකද කලින් post එකේ key words , source cords කිසි දෙයක් ගැන හැදින්වීමක් කලේ නැති නිසා.මේ post එක කියෙව්වට පස්සෙ ඔයාලට  "C# පළමු කොටස" පොස්ට් එක හොදින්ම තේරෙයි කියලා මම හිතනවා..

C# Code එකක් Run වෙන හැටි..

01- පහලින් තියෙන්නේ C# වලින් code කරපු Application එකක් කියල හිතන්න



02- මේ C# වලින් ලියපු  App එක CIL වලින් Compile කරනවා එතකොට මේ code Assembly එකේ Store වෙන්වා.
එහෙම  කරන්නේ Computer එකට තේරෙන්නේ Machine Language එක නිසා...
CIL(Common Intermediate Language) කියන්නෙ අපි code කරන language එක  Assembly Language  එකට හරවන Compiler  එකට..

03-අපි code එක  Execute කරද්දි Assembly language එක JIT(Just In Time) Compiler එක හරහා  නැවත C# Code එක බවට පත් වෙන්වා..

04- ඊට පස්සෙ තමා මේ C# codes  .NET CLR එක සමග Run  වෙන්නේ.. 

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