Dynamic Language Runtime
What is meant by DLR (Dynamic Language Runtime)?
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DLR refers to the runtime environment which permits to assimilate dynamic languages with the Common Language Runtime (CLR) by adding a set of services, like call site caching, expression trees and dynamic object interoperability to the CLR.
The System.Dynamic and System.Runtime.CompilerServices namespaces are used in order to hold the classes for DLR. It provides dynamic features to statically-typed languages, like C# and Visual Basic to enable their interoperation with the dynamic languages.
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