praveenoruganti
Answered On : Sep 30th, 2006
.net is platform independent because mono organization found a framework to run in linux.
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sudhalakshmi
Answered On : Oct 1st, 2006
yes .net is platform independent because it is having clr which is used for complining onces and runs anywhere.It runs on any platform from windows95 to linux
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praveen
Answered On : Oct 20th, 2006
There is confusion about plafform independence .. ......... platform independence means you should not require any additonal compoenent of piece of software to run an app develeped in particular platform.. correct me if wrong
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radhikasureshkumar
Answered On : Dec 5th, 2006
it is said that microsoft is trying to achieve platform independence in .net.codes that run in windows, cannot run in linux.
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As you all know that in .net there are different compilers like for c#-csc,vb-vbc etc after your code is complied it will convert to MSIL code which is independent this MSIL code will goes to CLR & this CLR is platform dependent i.e for unix platform you should have unix type of CLR ,for windows like the same so we can say that .net code is platform independent.
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Avvari Venkata Prasad
Answered On : Jun 25th, 2007
I referred some books it is said that .Net is not work in Windows 95 and some operating systems thats why it is not platform independent it is partially independent , if you know perfect answer plz tell me sir.
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Zuhaib
Answered On : Aug 8th, 2007
.NET is not platform independent .. to run .NET applications one needs to install .NET Framework .. and currently .NET Framework is supported by windows only .. till .NET Framework is not released for other OS officially .. till then .NET cannot be considered to be platform independent ..
There are certain 3rd party tools such as MONO to run ASP.NET on linux .. but that doesn't make .NET Platform independent.
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ANIL SHAU
Answered On : Sep 10th, 2007
Yes, Dot Net is the Plateform Independent. It only looks for Server to Execute the code.
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sagar
Answered On : Oct 17th, 2007
You are rigth but .Net need clr to run at any platform then how it is platform independent
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if so then java also needs JVM then how one can say java is platform indipendent?
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.Net is Platform independent means is
1. u can use .net on multiple Operating System as Windows 98,WinNT,Win Server2000 and windows new versions as well Linux using Mono.
2. .Net , Asp.Net can work on Linux also using MONO.
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As of now CLR are not available for Win95 and DOS, it means .Net cannot be executed on Win95 and DOS, hence .Net is Partially platform Independent.
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Yes .Net is a platform independent, but platform independence of .NET is only theoretical at present because, at the time of writing, a complete implementation of .NET is only available for Windows. However, there is a partial implementation available.
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.NET is not a platform independent It islanguage independent. We have to write a coding in any language you know (.NET supported languages). Java is platform indepentent (OS indepentent). We have to compile the Java program in any platform (Microsoft Windows) and run the program in other platforms (UNIX etc)
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JVM can be installed on any System, but .NET Framework is confined to Windows platform only. Thus, .NET can't considered as Platform independent.
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We cannot say that .Net framewrk is independent rather we can say that the application which we creates in this frame work shall make independent by using SILVERLIGHT.
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No, it's not a platform independent. The main focus of .Net is on Windows.
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swaroop
Answered On : Oct 29th, 2011
.net is partially platform independent because there is no clr for dos and windows 95 operating systems....
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sanjeev
Answered On : Nov 29th, 2011
So according to you Java is not platform independent because it requires JDK on target machine.
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vidya
Answered On : Nov 30th, 2011
platform means where we are executing our programs or providing runtime environment for the execution of the programs i.e nothing but the OS.As of i know Java supports Platform Independence i.e java programs can execute any OS.
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R.N Thakur
Answered On : Dec 2nd, 2011
I think .Net framework independent in the way of hardware configuration. It supports anytype of hardware configuration but not different types of operating system.
If we have made project in Windows operating system and want to run on Linux operating system then it will not support and if we wish to run on this operating system then we have to install a specific software.
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Rajaputheen
Answered On : Jan 12th, 2012
Dotnet is not a platform independent.
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sandeep
Answered On : Jan 26th, 2012
run only on mircosoft server
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sunitha
Answered On : Jan 27th, 2012
Because JVM supports all operating systems so Java is pure platform independent.
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Kiran
Answered On : May 14th, 2012
.net framework is partially dependent and partially independent language. This is because the .net applications works on windows OS and also Linux OS (Of course with help of framework called MONO framework). However, .net framework is targeted for windows architecture. So it gives its best performance in windows OS. It doesn't mean that it works only on windows OS. So .net is neither dependent nor independent.
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