I know they are a part of microsofts .NEt platform, but are C# and vb.net scripting languages for asp.net? What language is used to create .aspx?
What is the difference between C#, asp.net, and vb.net?
Each language is used for different functionality and different purposes. While the same task can be accomplished on all 3, it can be easiest done with one or the other, depending on what you need done, and the environment you are working in.
.aspx is created in ASP.
Reply:they are basically all progamming languages, the difference is the way they are writen, i mean different protocols
Reply:All of these are previous languages, protocols, etc that MS took and made their own and putting it all together as the .NET platform.
C# is MS's way of doing C/C++, and J# is their way of doing Java.
Since this is the way of one company and VERY proprietary, it is not a good idea to use the .NET framework.
Tuesday, July 14, 2009
How to install c c++ java oracle &.net?
how to install c++ java .net oracle
How to install c c++ java oracle %26amp;.net?
The simplest way to do development is to install linux on your computer. It is an operating system built by programmers for themselves so development tools are very available. In Windows developing is a hassle.
hollyhock
How to install c c++ java oracle %26amp;.net?
The simplest way to do development is to install linux on your computer. It is an operating system built by programmers for themselves so development tools are very available. In Windows developing is a hassle.
hollyhock
To teack c sharp.net at home in 2 or theree hour?
hi i want' to make project on c sharp.net and i learn it can you give me link,e-book ya book name which i refer from initially plz. help me
To teack c sharp.net at home in 2 or theree hour?
Download the program from microsoft site at
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/expres...
it is free
Run your Express Edition and click Help -%26gt; Register Product.(totally free)
And you can download the download the documentation
Microsoft Visual C# 2005 Express Edition: Build a Program Now!
by Patrice Pelland
It is basic
so that if you if you prefer
go to http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/
or another web site with C# tutorials
yes the microsoft say Now but iam affraid that will be necesary spend more than 2 or 3 hours
To teack c sharp.net at home in 2 or theree hour?
Download the program from microsoft site at
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/expres...
it is free
Run your Express Edition and click Help -%26gt; Register Product.(totally free)
And you can download the download the documentation
Microsoft Visual C# 2005 Express Edition: Build a Program Now!
by Patrice Pelland
It is basic
so that if you if you prefer
go to http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/
or another web site with C# tutorials
yes the microsoft say Now but iam affraid that will be necesary spend more than 2 or 3 hours
Learning C# & ASP.NET or Linux??
In term of learning curve what field should I start learning??
Programming ASP.NET with C#?? Or Learning Linux administration? What matters for me is the time frame to learn these technologies??
Learning C# %26amp; ASP.NET or Linux??
I myself develop web applications using ASP.NET %26amp; C#.
You're talking about two distinct job positions here not only different technologies.
Before deciding on what technology you want to learn, you should know what job you would find yourself more comfortable doing.
Going for C# %26amp; ASP.NET means you will have to work as web developer.
Linux administration on the other hand is totally something else (which I am not very familiar with).
As for the time frame, this is dependent on how much you want to grasp out of the two technologies.
Hope this helps.
Reply:Linux.
Then you don't have to waste your time on Microsoft technology that always changes and has 14,000 more viruses to work around.
Programming ASP.NET with C#?? Or Learning Linux administration? What matters for me is the time frame to learn these technologies??
Learning C# %26amp; ASP.NET or Linux??
I myself develop web applications using ASP.NET %26amp; C#.
You're talking about two distinct job positions here not only different technologies.
Before deciding on what technology you want to learn, you should know what job you would find yourself more comfortable doing.
Going for C# %26amp; ASP.NET means you will have to work as web developer.
Linux administration on the other hand is totally something else (which I am not very familiar with).
As for the time frame, this is dependent on how much you want to grasp out of the two technologies.
Hope this helps.
Reply:Linux.
Then you don't have to waste your time on Microsoft technology that always changes and has 14,000 more viruses to work around.
Linking MS Access and C++ using .NET?
i want to learn how to link MS Access with C++. I have heard of something call .NET.
can you please explain what it is? And how can i use it to link access and c++?
also is C# a kind of .NET software?
And is .NET also called Visual studio.
basically tell me of one easy method to link Access with programming code.
Linking MS Access and C++ using .NET?
http://quickstarts.asp.net/QuickStartv20...
can you please explain what it is? And how can i use it to link access and c++?
also is C# a kind of .NET software?
And is .NET also called Visual studio.
basically tell me of one easy method to link Access with programming code.
Linking MS Access and C++ using .NET?
http://quickstarts.asp.net/QuickStartv20...
C# and .net framework?
What are their differences?
Are they dependent on each other?
Is it possible to use c# without invoking any .net components (use native API only)?
C# and .net framework?
C# is a programming language; .NET is called a "framework". Basically, .NET is just a component of the Windows OS that supposedly makes it easier to write programs in a language (such as C#) that resides on top of it. It provides things such as class libraries, common runtime language, easy database connectivity, etc.
I played around with C# when it was still in Beta. In theory, C# and .NET are supposed to be independent. In fact at first it was reported that C# would be a platform independent ANSI standard, like it predecessor C. Whether that ever came about or not, I don't know. However, I do know that C# certainly didn't "take off" like Micro$oft anticipated..
Last question? I don't know for sure, as I don't deal with either of the two anymore. But I do know that I have never seen nor heard of C# anywhere else but in the .NET environment. My guess would be that Microsoft kept their greedy little hooks in it somehow (similiar to what they did with IE, which was without question in my mind, in strict violation of anti-trust laws) and made the former somehow dependent on the latter. JMHO!
Reply:C# is a programming language. .NET is a set of libraries that can be used by various computer languages, 1 of which is C#.
Yes, you can program entirely in C# and not use any libraries or functions from .NET.
Reply:C# really does depend upon using the .NET framework (AKA common runtime language or CLR). I suppose you could somehow avoid using all of the class libraries etc., but then why bother with C#; just use C++. The point of C# is to write what is called Managed Code (meaning it takes advantage of the CLR) so that you know it will function and perform consistently.
cabbage
Are they dependent on each other?
Is it possible to use c# without invoking any .net components (use native API only)?
C# and .net framework?
C# is a programming language; .NET is called a "framework". Basically, .NET is just a component of the Windows OS that supposedly makes it easier to write programs in a language (such as C#) that resides on top of it. It provides things such as class libraries, common runtime language, easy database connectivity, etc.
I played around with C# when it was still in Beta. In theory, C# and .NET are supposed to be independent. In fact at first it was reported that C# would be a platform independent ANSI standard, like it predecessor C. Whether that ever came about or not, I don't know. However, I do know that C# certainly didn't "take off" like Micro$oft anticipated..
Last question? I don't know for sure, as I don't deal with either of the two anymore. But I do know that I have never seen nor heard of C# anywhere else but in the .NET environment. My guess would be that Microsoft kept their greedy little hooks in it somehow (similiar to what they did with IE, which was without question in my mind, in strict violation of anti-trust laws) and made the former somehow dependent on the latter. JMHO!
Reply:C# is a programming language. .NET is a set of libraries that can be used by various computer languages, 1 of which is C#.
Yes, you can program entirely in C# and not use any libraries or functions from .NET.
Reply:C# really does depend upon using the .NET framework (AKA common runtime language or CLR). I suppose you could somehow avoid using all of the class libraries etc., but then why bother with C#; just use C++. The point of C# is to write what is called Managed Code (meaning it takes advantage of the CLR) so that you know it will function and perform consistently.
cabbage
C, C++ and .Net?
As we have Multiplication and division in .Net why we dont have in
C and C++.
C, C++ and .Net?
I'm really not sure what you mean by this. But have a look at:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operators_i...
Reply:Jesus-*******-christ, you're a moron.
Reply:multiply and divide in C/C++
float a,b,c;
a = 10;
b = 5;
c = a*b;
c = a/b;
C and C++.
C, C++ and .Net?
I'm really not sure what you mean by this. But have a look at:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operators_i...
Reply:Jesus-*******-christ, you're a moron.
Reply:multiply and divide in C/C++
float a,b,c;
a = 10;
b = 5;
c = a*b;
c = a/b;
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