What is the difference between com architecture and .net architecture?
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Answer Posted / Chatar Pal Singh
The main differences between COM (Component Object Model) and .NET architectures are: 1. Language Independence: .NET supports multiple programming languages, while COM is primarily a Windows-based system focused on COM Interop with C++. 2. Runtime Environment: .NET has a unified runtime environment (CLR - Common Language Runtime) that provides services like memory management, security, and exception handling. COM does not have a centralized runtime environment; instead, it relies on individual components to manage their own resources. 3. Interoperability: .NET offers improved interoperability with other languages and platforms compared to COM.
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