The .NET Framework is a platform for numerous programs on Windows. It controls the code and algorithms to be able to run and use games, applications, and utilities.
The .NET Framework is useful for programmers and regular users. Developers use ready-made code snippets to unify typical programming tasks. Full compatibility is established between the .NET languages. They use each other's libraries, which extends the potential of cross-platform and universal algorithms.
Ordinary users do not notice the workings of the Framework. It does, however, contain a runtime environment for implementing code for programs and games. Windows web services also leverage the mechanisms of the Platform: devices with different OSs access sites with the same data.
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