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Sam HobbsPosted Jul 2, 2014, 7:42 PM
For those developers familiar with classical (unmanaged) languages, it might seem more difficult to use a function, class or something else written in one language in another language. For some things, it is easier to mix languages using managed languages and for other things it is easier using unmanaged languages. Classes are not easily shared among unmanaged languages but functions that are not in classes are easier to share among unmanaged languages.