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Can you compile C# without using the .Net framework?
im sure it’s a common question. I did read about it but I don’t know how to actually do it.
I did see an answer over here that to remove system.dll and another reference, but I can’t because I use them, so I read that I can include the Framework in my program or something like that. but how?
Thanks!
Edit: I mean to run after I compiled, sorry, my mistake
I’m afraid that you cannot compile a C# program without the .NET Framework (or equivalent such as Mono) it was written for. There are some ways you can run a program without the framework, but not compile.