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What is the difference between framework and library?

Friends can you explain the difference between this twos. People often say that our program calls library but in case of framework, framework itself calls the program. But these answer doesn't make any sense. So guys pls answer this question.

23rd Feb 2018, 6:02 PM
Anuj Sharma
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A library is a collection of elements (elements, functions, objects, variables, macros, etc) that allow us to perform a task more easily. A Framework is very different from a library because it provides you with an integrated set of tools that facilitate software development. They usually have an ecosystem that includes APIs, libraries, debugging tools, prototyping tools and in some cases more. In the same way, a framework usually defines the structure of your application or work methodology. The latter you will notice in the WEB Framework that includes MVC. In that case, you base your development on that model and organize the elements that you use within that framework.
23rd Feb 2018, 9:37 PM
Mickel
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