Any idea on how does Windows Form stay even after its execution unless we hit on the close [X] mark explicitly. This is not the case for Console Application?
I would like to know how this is managed by .NET internally?
Thanks in advance
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Any idea on how does Windows Form stay even after its execution unless we hit on the close [X] mark explicitly. This is not the case for Console Application?
I would like to know how this is managed by .NET internally?
Thanks in advance
In order to get this difference I believe you should read something about
Windows Messages(Messages Queue,Message loop, etc.). For example here. .Net doesn’t bring anything new here, it’s more about windows applications itself.