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    Dear all, My question may be silly to all of you but please help me to understand the real thing. My question is "What is difference between MFC, C++ and .NET" I know that MFC and .NET are Microsoft technologies. Till now I believe MFC and .NET are different technologies. Is this true or false, please give me proper guidance if I am mistaken. MFC is based on C++. Please comment and give me your valuable sugguestions. Kind regards, Bhanu

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      Dear all, My question may be silly to all of you but please help me to understand the real thing. My question is "What is difference between MFC, C++ and .NET" I know that MFC and .NET are Microsoft technologies. Till now I believe MFC and .NET are different technologies. Is this true or false, please give me proper guidance if I am mistaken. MFC is based on C++. Please comment and give me your valuable sugguestions. Kind regards, Bhanu

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      MFC is an un-managed framework. .Net is a managed framework. MFC requires C++, and .Net allows C++.

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        Dear all, My question may be silly to all of you but please help me to understand the real thing. My question is "What is difference between MFC, C++ and .NET" I know that MFC and .NET are Microsoft technologies. Till now I believe MFC and .NET are different technologies. Is this true or false, please give me proper guidance if I am mistaken. MFC is based on C++. Please comment and give me your valuable sugguestions. Kind regards, Bhanu

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        1. C++ is a programing language. 2) MFC is a C++ library specializing in the MS Windows Platform. 3) .NET is a Process Virtual Machine[^] similar to Java but vastly different. ( Microsoft also provides a Base Class Library for the .NET platform[^], but don't confuse that with .NET ) One significant differences is that the .NET platform abstracts the Intermediate Language[^] resulting in the ability to support development for the platform using any programming language that someone provides a .NET compiler for. Microsoft supplies a C++ .NET compiler in the form of C++ language extensions referred to as C++/CLI[^].

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