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What Is The Difference Between A Framework And A Library?

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lombax123 | 20:56 Mon 12th Mar 2018 | Technology
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what is the difference between a framework and a library? if you program a software, wich one will help you more?
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A framework is a (large) collection of objects in which your application will run, such as the .NET framework. A library is a collection of pieces of code which are generally not entire applications in their own right but which can be reused in other applications.
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