Introduction to .Net Languages

.Net Frame Languages: - Introduction
We can create window and web applications in many languages using Microsoft .Net Microsoft .Net framework supports the following languages:-
  • 1.       VB
  • 2.       C++
  • 3.       C#
  • 4.       J#
  • 5.       ASP



Microsoft provides the separate compiler for each language to compile the program. These compilers translate the source program into platform independent code. This code is called as Microsoft Intermediate language (MSIL) or Common Intermediate language (CIL).

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