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what is the use of CLR in .net?
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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 27-Aug-13 0:07am    
Why not simply reading on the topic? You did not even bother to read to read about things well enough to ask a sensible question. Do you think such laziness will make your life easier?
—SA

The question about the "use" makes no sense at all. There is no .NET without CLR. Please see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_Language_Runtime[^].

Instead of asking so pointless question, read some introductory material on .NET, CLR, CLI, .NET languages, assemblies and related notions.

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007himanshu 27-Aug-13 0:53am    
CLR is Excutive environment of .NET Applications.
.Net source code converted into MSIL code and then CLR
converts machine understanable code by using JIT compliers.
CLR takes care about of Code Access Security,Gerbage
Collector,Converting compile code to mechine understable
code,versioning and etc
Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 27-Aug-13 1:00am    
Why would you comment on that? What are you trying to say by that?
Are you accepting the answer formally (green button)?
—SA
CLR is Excutive environment of .NET Applications.
.Net source code converted into MSIL code and then CLR
converts machine understanable code by using JIT compliers.
CLR takes care about of Code Access Security,Gerbage
Collector,Converting compile code to mechine understable
code,versioning and etc
 
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