An Article on .NET Runtime and its components

The .NET Runtime is designed to support multiple programming languages. Microsoft supports C#, F#, and Visual Basic languages and is designed in collaboration with the community. C# is a modern, object-oriented, and type-safe programming language. In other words, its a runtime made for all languages with the .NET framework

Its(.NET Framework) components are:

.NET framework contains multiple classes that are readily available for developers. The classes in the FCL (framework class library) are grouped under multiple namespaces.

CLR provides interoperability between different languages, like C#, VB, and Visual C++, by providing a common environment for the execution of code written in these languages.

DLR provides to execute dynamic languages on .NET Framework by adding some special services to the CLR.

It is used to isolate the process of different applications and can be defined by the .NET framework.

.NET framework provides multiple tools that can be used by developers to protect the resources and code from unauthorized users.

Object or compiled code of one language can be used in other. NET-compatible languages.

In the same application, we can use multiple versions of CLR simultaneously.

CTS is used to maintain data integrity across the code written in different. NET-compliant languages. CTS is also used to prevent data loss when a type in one language transfers data to its equivalent type in another language.

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