Question: Difference between CTS
and CLS?
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CTS
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CLS
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CTS stands for Common Type System
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CLS stands for Common Language Specification
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It describes how data types are declared in different language and provides cross-language integration,type safety and high performance.
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It describes the rules to support
language integration in such a way that programs written in any language can interact with one another.
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Example: In c#, we will declare int i;
In vb, we will declare dim i as integer |
Example: A class written in C# can
inherit from a class written in VB.
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CTS is a superset of the CLS
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CLS is a subset of the CTS
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