During the installation of the .NET SDK, you come across terms like "SDK" and "Runtime". What is the primary difference between these two?
- The SDK includes tools for development and the runtime for running applications.
- The SDK is for desktop development, and the runtime is for web development.
- The SDK includes only documentation, and the runtime includes all development tools.
- The SDK is for mobile development, and the runtime is for web development.
The primary difference between the "SDK" (Software Development Kit) and "Runtime" is that the SDK includes tools for development, such as compilers, libraries, and other utilities needed to create applications, while the Runtime includes only what is necessary to run applications built with the SDK. This separation allows developers to build applications on one system (using the SDK) and run them on another (using the Runtime) without the need for development tools.
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