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The Principle and Realization in Mixed-language Programming Based on Visual.NET

Mingchang He

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A problem of mixed-language programming is proposed,Analyzed insufficiency and limitations in mixed-language programming of Traditional programming language,discussed mixed-language programming mechanism of.NET framework.Finally,proposed a solution to this problem in mixed-language programming of VC#.NET,VB.NET.

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A problem of mixed-language programming is proposed,Analyzed insufficiency and limitations in mixed-language programming of Traditional programming language,discussed mixed-language programming mechanism of.NET framework.Finally,proposed a solution to this problem in mixed-language programming of VC#.NET,VB.NET.

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A problem of mixed-language programming is proposed,Analyzed insufficiency and limitations in mixed-language programming of Traditional programming language,discussed mixed-language programming mechanism of.NET framework.Finally,proposed a solution to this problem in mixed-language programming of VC#.NET,VB.NET.

Key concepts: Computer science, First-generation programming language, Programming language, Programming domain, Very high-level programming language, Realization (probability), Programming paradigm, Language primitive

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