ASP.NET C# vs. C#

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  1. johnb1987's Avatar
    1 13-03-2008  14:41
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    ASP.NET C# vs. C#
    I am just curious if creating web applications in ASP.NET C# is the same as C# software development in terms of syntax, layout, etc... If it is different, what is different?
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    2 13-03-2008  14:42
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    Re: ASP.NET C# vs. C#
    I'm not sure, but I think it's pretty same...
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    3 13-03-2008  14:49
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    Re: ASP.NET C# vs. C#
    C# is a programming language. ASP is not a programming language, but what you use to script serverside websites. When someone says "ASP.NET C#", they just mean using C# with ASP.

    It's the same as using Java with JSP.
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