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.NET is a
technology developed by the Microsoft
Corporation for cross-language interoperability. The .NET Languages are
not directly compiled, but, instead, translated to an intermediary
language called MSIL (Microsoft Intermediate Language).
In turn, MSIL concisely describes the program's data types, access
rights, and logic to the Common Language Runtime (CLR). In short, the .NET Framework allows components developed in different programming languages to be used together. |
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.NET Engines
There are a currently five different engines available to use in your project.
Template Support
Many of the .NET engines contain program templates that can create a nice skeleton program. You don't need a program template to create a project, but it does make things a tad easier.
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| C# | Visual Basic .NET | F# | |
| BSN Engine | Uses an alternative approach | ||
| Calitha Engine |
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| Klimstra Engine |
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| Morozov Engine |
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| Wilbanks Engine | |||