.NET Common Language Runtime (CLR).NET CLR is a run-time environment that manages and executes the code written in any .NET programming language. It converts code into native code which further can be executed by the CPU. .NET CLR FunctionsFollowing are the functions of the CLR.
.NET CLR VersionsThe CLR updates itself time to time to provide better performance.
.NET CLR StructureFollowing is the component structure of Common Language Runtime. ![]() Base Class Library Support It is a class library that provides support of classes to the .NET application. Thread Support It manages the parallel execution of the multi-threaded application. COM Marshaler It provides communication between the COM objects and the application. Type Checker It checks types used in the application and verifies that they match to the standards provided by the CLR. Code Manager It manages code at execution run-time. Garbage Collector It releases the unused memory and allocates it to a new application. Exception Handler It handles the exception at runtime to avoid application failure. ClassLoader It is used to load all classes at run time.
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