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I’m very confused with dotnet framework installation.
Even though I’ve installed the latest version (4.0), some dotnet framework-based programs told me that I need to install version 1.1 or 2.0.
So, I’m curious to know whether I need to install every version of DotNet framework so that every kind of such program can run. Does it cause due to programmer’s badly checks?
Thank you.
It really depends on what version of the framework that the application was designed to run on, there are a few versions of the framework and a few of the runtime. Sometimes an application can be written for .NET 3.5 but has references to libraries that were written against .NET 1.1 in which case you would need both installed.
There is a fair breakdown of the Framework, Runtime and Language reference In this Answer.