Does CLI mean anything other than “command line interface”?
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05-07-2019 - |
Question
According to Wikipedia, on the Comparison of programming languages page, it says that F# uses CLI. Does that mean that F# is designed for the purpose of making command-line applications and not graphical applications, or is there another meaning of CLI?
Solution
in .NET it's the Common Language Infrastructure.
OTHER TIPS
The Wikipedia lists several meanings of CLI:
- Command line interface (computer tech interaction)
- Command line interpreter (command line shell)
- Call Level Interface (an SQL database management API)
- Common Language Infrastructure (a Microsoft .NET Framework specification)
- CLI (x86 instruction)
Common Language Infrastructure/Interpreter. It's talking about Bytecode.
Customer Loyalty Initiative - several companies use this to index themselves against their peers for improving/encouraging repeat business.
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