Define .NET architecture ?
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Answer / aparna
we should explain the layered architecture of the .net
first layer consist of:
.net languages like c#,vb,j#
second layer like:
common lang specification
3rd layer consist of :
windows forms and web applications
4th layer is:
data base connection tat is ado.net and XML
below tat some class library which ever were included.
5th layer consist of :
Common lang run time
then lastly operating system
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Answer / rita patel
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| Asp | VB | C# | J# |<----First Layer
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| Common Language Infrastructure |<----Second Layer
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| Web | Windows |
| Forms | Forms |<-----Third Layer
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| Base / Framework Class Library |
| BCL / FCL |<-----Fourth Layer
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| Common Language Runtime |<-----Fifth Layer
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Figure:- .Net Framework Architecture
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Answer / mohan kumar e.
windows/web/webservices
Data and XML
Framework Class Library
Common Language Runtime
Operating System
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