Benefits of the .NET Framework

On September 16, 2009, in .NET, by Allen Ryan

The NET Framework was designed to meet up the following goals:

Based on Web standards and practices

The .NET Framework copious supports the existing Internet technologies, including HTML, XML, SOAP, Extensible Stylesheet Language for Transformations (XSLT), XML Path Language (XPath), and other Web standards. The .NET Framework errands loosely coupled, stateless XML Web services.

Designed using unified application models

The functionality of a .NET class is accessible from any .NET companionable language or programming model.

Easy for developers to use

The .NET Framework code is structured into hierarchical namespaces and classes. The .NET Framework provides a Common Type System (CTS), referred to as the unified type system, which is used by every .NET compatible languages. In the unified type system, all languages elements are objects. There is only one string type and all string data is Unicode, and no variant types.

Extensible classes

The hierarchy of the .NET Framework is not unknown from the developer. Any one can access and extend .NET classes through inheritance. You can also put into practice cross language inheritance.
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