Managed Code & Unmanaged Code

What is Managed Code?

Managed Code runs inside the CLR. Means Whatever your are using inside the CLR that is Managed Code and whatever you are using from the third party that is Called Unmanaged Code.

Example Managed Code 
 C#, VB.NET, J#
Example Unmanaged Code
VB,C,C++

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