How could we achieve Langauge Interoperability
through "CLS"?? Please Expalin in detail with Example..
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Answer / govind.agarwal
commom language specification is in .net, which is used to
integrated multilanguage application. and suport common
type system.
int32 is compactibility with VB and C#.
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Answer / lakshmi
CLS (Common Language Specification) contains a set of rules
to achieve language interoperability. CLS enables an object
or application to interact with other objects or
applications of other languages. All .NET classes follow
the CLS rules.
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