Jul 26, 2021

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How to Detect Versions of .NET Framework and .NET Core Installed in your Windows Machine

In this story, we will learn how to detect the versions of .NET Core and .NET Framework installed on your Windows machine.

Detecting .NET Core SDK in Use

Open your Command Prompt and type:

dotnet --version

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