How many languages does .Net Framework support ?

.Net Framework support about 22 to 23 languages.

Some of them are as below:


  1. C#
  2. Vb
  3. J#
  4. C
  5. Ada
  6. APL
  7. Perl
  8. Python
  9. COBOL
  10. Java
  11. Haskell
  12. Pascal
  13. ML
  14. Scheme
  15. Mercury
  16. RPG
  17. Oberon
  18. SmallTalk
  19. Oz
  20. Eiffel
  21. Jscript
  22. Camlto

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