The System.AppDomain.CreateInstanceFromAndUnwrap method in C# is used to create an instance of a specified type from a specified assembly file and then unwraps it, allowing access to the type's public members and operations. This method is commonly used for creating and accessing remote objects in a distributed system, where the remote object is instantiated in a separate application domain and accessed by a client application. This method provides a way to communicate and interact between different application domains in a secure and controlled manner.
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