ComVisiblefalse
ComVisiblefalse is a term that appears in some programming contexts, particularly within Microsoft's .NET Framework and COM Interoperability. It is not a standard keyword or a commonly recognized programming construct in itself. Instead, it typically refers to a configuration or a property setting that dictates whether a .NET component is exposed for use by COM (Component Object Model) clients.
When a .NET assembly is designed to be accessible from older COM-based applications, certain attributes need
The purpose of setting ComVisible to false is primarily for security and performance. By hiding .NET types