Common Language Specification
What do you mean by Common Language Specification (CLS)?
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CLS (Common Language Specification) refers to the set of basic rules that must be followed by each .NETlanguage to be a .NET- compliant language. It provides interoperability between two .NET-compliant languages. CLS is a subset of CTS; thus, the languages supported by CLS can use each other's class libraries like to their own. Application programming interfaces (APIs), that are designed by following the rules that are defined in CLS may be used by all .NET-compliant languages.
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