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How to work with .Net Core correctly?
I'm playing with .Net Core.
By default, applications are compiled into a platform-independent set of files.
As I understand it, it can be transferred to the target platform and already there something to do with it.
So, on the target platform, all this can only be run through the
dotnet "build path" or, for example, can we build an EXE on the target platform with this intermediate set of files that are not tied to the platform?
Something I do not see here is a description of further actions.
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Being on Windows, you can immediately make an application for the desired platform, without the need to install dot net core runtime on the target system, which means that you do not need to do dot net run. Google dot net core self-container app
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