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Is there a way to see how Microsoft .NET methods are implemented (e.g. what happened in .NET Core) or is it a blackbox?
Or are there any links to get a better understand on how these methods works, not just seeing the return of the methods?
For example the RecognizeAsync method in SpeechRecognitionResult class.

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    use dotnet peek to decompile code. Commented Apr 6, 2018 at 19:05
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    A lot of it is available in the Reference Source or the GitHub repo for .NET Commented Apr 6, 2018 at 19:06

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.Net Core itself is open source. The method you're taking about is not actually .Net Core but a UWP SDK method, which more often that not is implemented in C++/COM and is most definitely not open source. Outside of reading the documentation, understanding the method internal workings is going to be very difficult.

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