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I am getting confused here. I am watch an educational tutorial. The speaker defined .Net as Library not dare to say as framework. As far as I know .Net is a Framework. Is there anyone who can explain, if .Net is framework or a library.
Thanks
After the answer,
But the way the speaker define a Framework as follows
1. At least a portion of the application should run ( which he say semi complete application)
2. It should support inversion of control.
Can anyone explain this ?
Thanks again.
.NET is a framework consisting of the BCL (base class libraries), the CLR (common language runtime), etc…