RandomEvil
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I have not really heard a clear explanation as of yet.
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Can someone please tell me what .NET is? 1
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.NET is the next generation (NOT version) of programming tools...
Which include:
VB.NET
VC++.NET
C#.NET
J#.NET
ASP.NET
DELPHI.NET (Borland's answer to VB, based on Pascal)
They include a common interface (.NET Framework), which the generated binary code uses to execute, similar to the way Java works, and the binary code (or Intermediate Language aka IL Code) is prepared for execution by a Just In Time (JIT) Compiler. which makes .NET platform/processor independent, as opposed to VB, C++, ect... which are compiled for execution on a specific platform (operating system/processor)
Tell me if you would like any specific part of my expanation clairified further... ;-)
Have Fun, Be Young... Code BASIC
-Josh
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Red-eyed, mumbling mammal capable of conversing with inanimate objects.
Which include:
VB.NET
VC++.NET
C#.NET
J#.NET
ASP.NET
DELPHI.NET (Borland's answer to VB, based on Pascal)
They include a common interface (.NET Framework), which the generated binary code uses to execute, similar to the way Java works, and the binary code (or Intermediate Language aka IL Code) is prepared for execution by a Just In Time (JIT) Compiler. which makes .NET platform/processor independent, as opposed to VB, C++, ect... which are compiled for execution on a specific platform (operating system/processor)
Tell me if you would like any specific part of my expanation clairified further... ;-)
Have Fun, Be Young... Code BASIC
-Josh
PROGRAMMER:
Red-eyed, mumbling mammal capable of conversing with inanimate objects.- Thread starter
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RandomEvil
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Thank you Josh for the clear explanation.
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