These two classes looks similar to me,
can you remind me the great difference between these two classes so that I can judge which class a specific interface belongs to without refering to the document??
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These two classes looks similar to me,
can you remind me the great difference between these two classes so that I can judge which class a specific interface belongs to without refering to the document??
As by the definition in the MSDN :