what is CLR?
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Answer / k.satymababu
The .net frame work provides a runtime enviornment called
the common language runtime(CLR)
CLR handels the execution of code and provides useful
services fotr the implementation of the program in addition
to execution code.
CLR provides services like
===>Memory management
===>Thread Management
====>Security Management
======>Code Verification
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Answer / anilkumar
CLR is execution the application but it is not develope.
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Answer / rajesh b patil
CLR or Common Language Runtime is a runtime framework which
is responsible for executing the compiled informations like
assemblies which are built once the programs get succesfully
compiled and are run.
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