x86 vs x64 in .NET
Read OriginalThis technical article explains the differences between x86 (32-bit) and x64 (64-bit) architectures in the context of .NET development. It covers the default 'AnyCPU' setting, how the JIT compiler works, and practical scenarios where the choice matters, such as native interop and memory addressing. The content is aimed at software developers making deployment decisions, especially in cloud environments like Azure.
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