Thread: Senior Project: .net Framework

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    Christian
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    Senior Project: .net Framework

    as troll king is not here I am posting this here

    For my senor Project I would like do something on the .net Framework. My idea is to explain what it is, compare it to other things such as JAVA. But I need it to releate to something I learned at school

    My computer classes as so far

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    and I'm taking VB next semaster.
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    Ecologist
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    Aren't you a Sophomore?
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    Christian
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    I'm a junior and I'm doing my senor project this year.
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    ¡Amo fútbol!
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    Can't you find a way to relate VB to .NET? Kind of like how a RAD language like VB can now be used with a powerful language like C++/C#. It was possible in the past, but it was a lot more difficult.

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    Code:
                                      ---------------
                                      |    MSIL      |
                    ----------->      | bytecode     |---------------
                    |                 |              |              |
                    |                 |              |              |
                    |                 |              |              |
                    |                 ----------------              |
                    |              :                      :         | 
                    |            :                           :     \|/
             ---------------                                  ---------------
             |    APP       |                                 |    COMP      |
             |     .NET     |                                 |    binary    |
             |  C#,C++,VB   |                                 |              |
             |              |                                 |              |
             |              |                                 |              |
             ----------------                                 ----------------
    It's just like java, .NET applications are compiled into bytecode that runs on the MSIL (Microsoft Interepreted Language) or MDIL I forget which to call it. The bytecode is converted into Machine-code at runtime by the MSIL.
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    Christian
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    One Stiff Rod I know the basics on how it works. *polishes FD mod Pin*

    >Can't you find a way to relate VB to .NET? Kind of like how a RAD language like VB can now be used with a powerful language like C++/C#. It was possible in the past, but it was a lot more difficult.<

    Thats sorta what I was thinking but I'm to make sure they let me do what I want. I have no clue what else I could do.
    I shall call egypt the harmless dragon

    -Isaiah 30.7

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    Christian
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    Whooooo I am doing it. Whooooo
    I shall call egypt the harmless dragon

    -Isaiah 30.7

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