.NET Framework

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The .Net Framework is a Windows component for building and running powerful software applications. It supports several programming languages and provides an easier environment for developers to produce high-performing applications.

The .NET Framework is composed by a Common Language Runtime and a large number of Class libraries.

Common Language Runtime (CLR): is responsible for language integration, managing memory processes, running and debugging applications. Debugging is finding errors in code. The CLR displays an error message and line error.

Class Library: collection of classes that provide standard functionality to execute common tasks (email services, database services, file system services, etc). The Class Library is organized by sections called Namespaces.

.NET Framework

The .Net Framework is a Windows component for building and running powerful software applications. It supports several programming languages and provides an easier environment for developers to produce high-performing applications.

The .NET Framework is composed by a Common Language Runtime and a large number of Class libraries.

Common Language Runtime (CLR): is responsible for language integration, managing memory processes, running and debugging applications. Debugging is finding errors in code. The CLR displays an error message and line error.

Class Library: collection of classes that provide standard functionality to execute common tasks (email services, database services, file system services, etc). The Class Library is organized by sections called Namespaces.