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What is a .NET Framework

What is a .NET Framework?


Ø  The .NET Framework is a platform that allows you to develop software applications and libraries called “Manage applications”, it provides you with the compiler and tools to be able to build, debug and execute manage applications and it is the central to Microsoft's over-arching development strategy and is the organization's counter competition to Java and also central to development on windows platform. Developers can use to create applications more easily. For our purpose, you could say .NET is the platform that gives you everything you need to develop and run managed applications that run on windows.

Components of the .NET Framework


Ø  The .NET Frame work is made up of three main components. The execution environment is caled the common language runtime (CLR). The CLR manages programme execution at run tie, including the following:

·         Memory management
·         Code safety verification
·         Code execution

·         Garbage collection

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