For example, if I write a program in Windows using the C # and .NET framework, then drop the code on a Linux machine running on mono, will it work in exactly the same way? Or would I have to rewrite it to work with Mono libraries?
will it work the exact same way? Or would I have to rewrite it to work with Mono libraries?
It really depends on what your program does and how it is written.
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So, I would say that this is the first of two options that you list.
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