How .NET is able to support multiple languages?
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.Net is able to support multiple languages bacause of
CLR.When .net code is compliled the CLR will generate
MSIL(Microsoft Intermediate Language) from the source
code.This MSIL is not language apecific and it can be used
for any language.This MSIL will later converted to machine code.
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Answer / kinjal
The language compile in commom language runtime in .net. in .net code is compile on MSIL(microsoft intermediate language)
is called managed code. Managed code run on .net environment.
After compilation of IL the language is not barrier. the code is call or written function in another language.
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Answer / khagendra(icte)
because CLR have its own CLS and it uses MSIL to convert the language into native through JIT compiler
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Answer / madhusree.p
because it is CLS(Common language specification) and CTs
(common type specification)
eg: for example under properties window i am creating three
folder images(contains images),messages(contains messages)
and resources(contains GUI)
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