Basically, when developing in C #, the libraries included in .NET are used. What does the language itself contain if you drop .NET?

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    contains curly brackets and a dozen keywords? - PashaPash ♦
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    Same as all other languages ​​without libraries - syntax and the necessary alphabet. The only exception is Assembler, but pure binary code. Well, maybe even C, because it is actually closer in its capabilities to ASM than other high-level PLs - rdorn pm
  • The standard library is part of the language. It can be implemented both in the form of the .NET Framework, and without it (for example, Mono). - VladD
  • @ VladD is rather not a part, but a necessary addition, since formally, PL is a set of rules for writing operations, and in fact, on some rules you cannot go far and have to drag the standard library behind you. And the higher the language level, the larger the size of this library. - rdorn

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