1) When you double-click on the executable, Windows runs your program.
But there’s an extra “layer” between Windows and your program called
the Common Language Runtime, or CLR.
2) Once upon a time, not so long ago (but before C# was around), writing programs was harder,
because you had to deal with hardware and low-level machine stuff.
3) The CLR—often referred to as a virtual machine—takes care of all that for you by doing a sort of “translation” between your program and the computer running it.
But there’s an extra “layer” between Windows and your program called
the Common Language Runtime, or CLR.
2) Once upon a time, not so long ago (but before C# was around), writing programs was harder,
because you had to deal with hardware and low-level machine stuff.
3) The CLR—often referred to as a virtual machine—takes care of all that for you by doing a sort of “translation” between your program and the computer running it.
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