Which of the following jobs are done by Common Language Runtime?

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Code that targets the common language runtime is known as?
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Mohannad Bakbouk
26-October-2016

It provides core services such as memory management, thread management, and remoting.
It enforces strict type safety.
It provides Code Access Security.
It provides Garbage Collection Services.

Question added by Mohannad Bakbouk , Full Stack Web Developer , Almohtaseb
Date Posted: 2016/10/26

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by Muhammad Rehan , Senior Software Engineer , Ascertia

All of these are responsibilities of CLR

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