Just curious to know whether COM still exists in the future. Yes it is. Called COM3? Wait a minute, COM3 is a serial port name, will it crash? So what Microsoft did is rename it to COR, then later rename to COM+ 2.0, then ..., finally to .NET.
The information I mention above is from this post.
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