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    HI, I faced this question in an Interview, "Difference between COM Component and Class" What is the Answer. Thanks & Regards, Rayalu

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      HI, I faced this question in an Interview, "Difference between COM Component and Class" What is the Answer. Thanks & Regards, Rayalu

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      In basic terms a COM component exposes a binary interface which allows a program written in any language to access it, regardless of the language that the component is written in. A class is exposed as source code and can only be used in a program using the same source language.

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        In basic terms a COM component exposes a binary interface which allows a program written in any language to access it, regardless of the language that the component is written in. A class is exposed as source code and can only be used in a program using the same source language.

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        Nice Answer.

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          Nice Answer.

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          You're welcome; good luck in your interviews.

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