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About Base Class Libraries


Posted Date: 01 Dec 2008    Resource Type: Articles    Category: ASP.NET/Web Applications
Author: gowthami chowdaryMember Level: Gold    
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Class libraries:
A class library contains collection of classes.A class contains predefined functions which are helpful to write our code.Class libraries are of two categories.
1.User defined class libraries
2.Base class libraries

1.User Defined class libraries:

These are created by the user with required functions and can be reused again and again.

2.Base class libraries:

These are designed by Microsoft.These are similar to header files in c,c++.How the header file contains predefined functions like printf(), scanf(), getch()...etc.
Base class libraries contains classes and classes will contains the predefined
functions.Base class libraries are known as building blocks of applications or programs.There are almost 500 BCLs are available in .Net.There 900+ classes are available in .Net frame work.There are 50,000+ predefined functions are available in .Net frame work.BCLs are installed into our machine when we installed .Net frame work.Physical location of BCLs is

Root Drive:/osfolder/assembly folder.
Any class in .Net will be either in the form of .DLL or .Exe.



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