Common Language Runtime (CLR)
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What is Common Language Runtime (CLR)?
The Common Language Runtime (CLR) is the managed execution environment for .NET. It provides services such as memory management, garbage collection, exception handling, thread management, and security support. It executes code compiled from various languages (like C#, VB.NET, F#) into Common Intermediate Language (CIL), compiling it further into machine code at runtime using a just-in-time (JIT) compiler.
What other technologies are related to Common Language Runtime (CLR)?
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Common Language Runtime (CLR) Complementary Technologies
C#
C# is a programming language designed to target the CLR. It is strongly complementary as it is a primary language used to develop applications that run on the CLR.
.NET
.NET (formerly .NET Framework) is a development platform that includes the CLR as its core component. It is highly complementary, being the primary framework that utilizes the CLR.
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Embedded Engineer
7 Embedded Engineer jobs mention Common Language Runtime (CLR)
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Software Engineer
187 Software Engineer jobs mention Common Language Runtime (CLR)
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Engineer
211 Engineer jobs mention Common Language Runtime (CLR)
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Data Engineer
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Frontend Engineer
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