there's this company called microsoft. if they havent heard of them, maybe point them at their <a target="_new" href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/netframework/technologyinfo/overview/default.aspx">website</a> for more info on that matter. .net is implements a language abstraction layer which allow a developer to write .NET code in many different languages (somewhere around 20 if I remember right), that all or most all compile to an intermediate language (the common runtime language). components comiled into these intermediate lanugage files are termed assemblies. these assemblies are compiled at runtime into native images and executed. part of its archetecture is also similar to com/dcom... in that it allow for sharing across apps. I'm sure you can probably find more of what you're looking for @ their site.
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there's this company called microsoft. if they havent heard of them, maybe point them at their <a target="_new" href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/netframework/technologyinfo/overview/default.aspx">website</a> for more info on that matter.
.net is implements a language abstraction layer which allow a developer to write .NET code in many different languages (somewhere around 20 if I remember right), that all or most all compile to an intermediate language (the common runtime language). components comiled into these intermediate lanugage files are termed assemblies. these assemblies are compiled at runtime into native images and executed.
part of its archetecture is also similar to com/dcom... in that it allow for sharing across apps.
I'm sure you can probably find more of what you're looking for @ their site.
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