EnterpriseLibrary.Common vs Microsoft.Extensions.Configuration

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Microsoft.Extensions.Configuration

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EnterpriseLibrary.Common

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Microsoft.Extensions.Configuration	EnterpriseLibrary.Common
Implementation of key-value pair based configuration for Microsoft.Extensions.Configuration. Includes the memory configuration provider.	The Enterprise Library Common assembly contains elements that are shared among multiple application blocks. By supplying a set of commonly used functions to all the application blocks, the Common assembly reduces the dependency of one application block on another.
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