Introduction to .NET Framework

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Introduction to .NET Framework

M.SARULATHA

Assistant Professor,

Dept. of CA, JJC.

          .NET is a framework for software developed and developed by Microsoft. The first version of the .Net framework was 1.0 which arrived in 2002. In simple terms, it is a visual design and programming machine written in various languages ​​such as C #, VB.Net etc.

          It is used to improve Form-based applications, web-based applications, and Web services. There are various editing languages ​​available on the platform .Net, VB.Net and C # have become the most common. Used to build applications for Windows, phone, web, etc. It offers a lot of functionality and also supports industry standards.

          The .NET framework supports more than 60 programming languages ​​in which 11 programming languages ​​are designed and developed by Microsoft. Non-Microsoft non-Microsoft languages ​​are supported by .NET Framework but are not designed and developed by Microsoft.

The 11 Design Languages ​​designed and developed by Microsoft are:

• C # .NET

• VB.NET

• C ++. NET

• J # .NET

• F # .NET

• JSCRIPT.NET

• WINDOWS POWERSHELL

• IRON RUBY

• IRON PYTHON

• C OMEGA

• ASML (Killing Machine Language)

 

NET elements Framework

          Standard Language Operating System (CLR): CLR is the basic and visible form factor of the .NET framework. It is a time spent on NET A framework that uses coding and helps to simplify the development process by providing a variety of services such as cash withdrawals, cable management, type security, memory management, power, etc. Basically, it is responsible for managing the implementation of .NET programs in any NET language. It is also useful for code management, as the target code is known as the Managed Code and the non-target code is known as the uncontrolled code.

 

Frame Class Library (FCL): A collection of redesigned, high-quality libraries, etc. Combined with CLR. Also called Assemblies. It's just like header files in C / C ++ and packages in java. Installing the NET Framework is basically the inclusion of CLR and FCL in the system. Below is an overview of the .NET Framework.https://media.geeksforgeeks.org/wp-content/uploads/net-framework-components.jpg

 

Is the .NET application platform reliable or is the platform independent?

          The combination of Operating System Architecture and CPU Architecture is known as the platform. Platform dependence means that the programming language code will only work on a specific Operating system. The .NET application relies on a platform due to the .NET framework that can only work on the Windows operating system. Application .It is not a standalone platform and due to the Mono framework. Using the Mono framework the .Net application can work on any application that includes windows. The Mono Framework is a third-party software developed by Novell Company which is now part of the Micro Focus Company. It is a paid framework.

version of .NET Framework  with the different Windows version

.NET VERSION

CLR VERSION

DEVELOPMENT TOOL

WINDOWS SUPPORT

1.0

1.0

Visual Studio .NET

XP SP1

1.1

1.1

Visual Studio .NET 2003

XP SP2, SP3

2.0

2.0

Visual Studio 2005

N/A

3.0

2.0

Expression Blend

Vista

3.5

2.0

Visual Studio 2008

7, 8, 8.1, 10

4.0

4

Visual Studio 2010

N/A

4.5

4

Visual Studio 2012

8

4.5.1

4

Visual Studio 2013

8.1

4.5.2

4

N/A

N/A

4.6

4

Visual Studio 2015

10 v1507

4.6.1

4

Visual Studio 2015 Update 1

10 v1511

4.6.2

4

N/A

10 v1607

4.7

4

Visual Studio 2017

10 v1703

4.7.1

4

Visual Studio 2017

10 v1709

 

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