.NET supports 61 programming languages.
In these 9 Microsoft Languages and 52 are non-Microsoft Languages
.NET supports 61 programming languages. In these 9 Microsoft Languages and 52 are non-Microsoft Languages
.NET Framework 4.0 supports 96 languages....
VB.NET supports multiple languages through the .NET framework, including languages such as C#, F#, and Visual Basic. These languages can interoperate and share code within the same .NET application.
.Net framework 3.5 supprted 90 languages.
.net platform supports programming languages that are .net compatible. It is the platform using which we can build and develop the applications. .net framework is the engine inside the .net platform which actually compiles and produces the executable code. .net framework contains CLR(Common Language Runtime) and FCL(Framework Class Library) using which it produces the platform independent codes.
The .NET Framework, as that is it's purpose. It IS the library for the .NET languages... hence the name.
Nothing, as VB is now part of .Net. .Net contains following main languages: - C# - VB However, VB 6 was before .Net and was independent. dotnet is a framework that supports multiple languages and vb is one the language supported by dotnet.
No. .NET is a framework, not a programming language. It is the common framework used by the C#, F# and Visual Basic programming languages.
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Many syntaxs are very similar in both the languages C and C# .NET. C++ supports Object Oriented Programming and .NET also supports that. Infact C++ is derived from C language and C# .NET is derived from C++ language.
No, they are not the same thing. .NET (dot net) refers to the .NET Framework that can be utilised by any programming language that conforms to the Common Language Infrastructure (CLI). The .NET Framework is primarily composed of the Common Language Runtime (CLR) and the Framework Class Library (FCL). Visual Basic .NET (VB.NET) is just one of many CLI-compliant languages available. VB.NET is dependent upon .NET.