Yes, you are right...if you compile code written in a language that runs on .NET, Then the compile code (called IL) can run on any machine that has CLR.
i m very new to the .net. but this .NET Common Language Runtime (CLR) thing, has a simular idea to the Java's JRE everything that has CLR can run .net codes without recompiling it
C# and J# are different languages based on Object oriented programming principles. As both are based on OOPs, all oops principles like inheritance etc are common to C# and J#. However language rules are different. Both of them run on .NET Common Language Runtime (CLR)
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am i saying this right
Enselic
C# and J# are different languages based on Object oriented programming principles. As both are based on OOPs, all oops principles like inheritance etc are common to C# and J#. However language rules are different. Both of them run on .NET Common Language Runtime (CLR)
You can learn more about J# here http://msdn.microsoft.com/vjsharp/
You can learn more about C# here http://msdn.microsoft.com/vcsharp/
Thanks,