The ICorDebugAppDomain interface is a component of the debug interface provided by the Common Language Runtime (CLR) in C#. It represents an application domain, which is a logical and isolated environment where .NET applications run and execute. This interface allows developers to inspect and manipulate various aspects of an application domain during the debugging process, such as accessing information about loaded assemblies, threads, and exceptions. It provides methods to enumerate and obtain individual components within the application domain, enabling fine-grained debugging capabilities for C# applications.
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