what is clr . how we access them?
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Answer / sk sultan ahmad
It is the heart of dot net technology.It take our application which written in .net and convert it into machine understanding code and then execute it.CLR(common language runtime)is interface between application and operating system.
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Answer / guest
Full form of CLR is Common Language runtime. It is heart
of .Net frame work. All languages have runtime such as vb6
has MSVBVM60.dll, java has java virtual machine. There are
various responsibilities of CLR such as Garbage Collection,
Memory Management, Code Access Security etc.
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Answer / michael jerold
clr is the common language runtime. it is take care of
execution the programe.
responsiblites:
garbage collection
msil
code verification
code access security
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