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What is Interoperability?

The.NET Framework makes it possible for the Win32 DLLs of the operating system, COM, and various.NET languages to all communicate with one another.

• Language interoperability enables seamless communication between software modules written in different.NET languages.

A program created in one.NET language can use and even inherit from a class created in another.NET language as long as certain requirements are met. The.NET Framework's ease of integrating modules written in different computer languages has earned it the moniker "language-agnostic."

• Platform invoke (P/Invoke), a feature provided by.NET, allows.NET programmes to interact and make use of. It may import standard Win32 DLLs like the Windows APIs that contain unaltered C functions.

Compatibility with COM is also possible with the.NET Framework. Software components of the.NET Framework can call COM components and COM components can call.NET components as if they were COM components themselves.

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