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As a programmer mostly we use .NET framework as a tool that gives us a lot of use full features. “.NET” itself contains classes and classes contain Methods(that we use).
But my question is can we view the method definitions? Does Microsoft allows us? If yes then how?
Public member definitions are all visible in VS easily, either by using the object explorer or F12 on a framework member. Non-public members are not visible by default. However, this is just the member signature, not the implementation.
You can disassemble Microsoft DLLs for reading purposes and they also made the framework source available for debugging / reading.
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