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C# is a strongly typed programming language. Programmers who have experience with other programming languages, such as C/C++ or Cobol (yes, many are still around), will find that C# is too strict and may give the impression that the language is limiting their problem solving abilities and programming style. There is a purpose for all this and if you think more about it, the more you will accept that C#’s type system is not really bad. A goal of Microsoft’s .Net platform is to achieve greater software interoperability. A component written in Perl (Perl.Net) can be easily used in Visual Basic (VB.Net) and C++. Of course, C# can just as easily use components written in other languages. Having a common type system is therefore one of the challenges Microsoft had to deal with when designing C# and the .Net platform. To compound the issue of having a common type system, Microsoft also had to make sure that the new platform does not deviate too much.
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