C# library

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Is that true C# library is same as .Net library? C# not like C++ is
exculsively using .Net library only, while C++ has it's only library
but .Net is it's extension?
 
Andrew Ostry said:
Is that true C# library is same as .Net library? C# not like C++ is
exculsively using .Net library only, while C++ has it's only library
but .Net is it's extension?
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C# can only create managed (.Net) code, while C++ can create managed (.Net)
and unmanged (non-.Net) code. I'm not sure if that is what you are asking.
 
Is that true C# library is same as .Net library? C# not like C++ is
exculsively using .Net library only, while C++ has it's only library
but .Net is it's extension?
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Basically, there is no "C# library." C# can simply tap into any managed
(i.e., CLR-based) assembly, the most common being the .NET Framework.
 
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