Multiple - Language Development in .NET Framework

.NET Framework encourages cross-language development using multiple programming languages. To become a .NET language, any language should have a compiler that translates the source code written in different languages into Microsoft Intermediate Language (MSIL).

MSIL code is called as Managed Code. Managed code runs in .NET environment.

In .Net framework the Common Runtime Language (CLR) contains a couple of just-in-time compilers (JIT) which can understand IL Code (managed Code), and can convert IL to native code (binary code targeted at a specific machine processor).

Hence any language with IL Code generating compiler can become a .Net language

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  5. Ross BrightApril 15, 2013 at 3:34 AM

    .NET language, any terminology should have a compiler that converts the source value published in different 'languages' into Ms Advanced Language.

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