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    Difference

    I know its a very stupid question to ask when I m standing in such big professionals but still the question is a question.

    Dear all, I have just started learning .Net but I m confused at the veryfirst step because I dont know the difference between .net, VB.net, asp.net and c#. I know all r used in accordance wid each other but i dont know wat shd i go for. please tell me and guide.

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    .NET is the framework everything runs on top of.
    ASP.NET is the technology on top of .NET that handle dynamic web pages
    VB.NET and C# are languages.
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    VB.NET and C# can be used as 'codebehinds' when using ASP.NET technology.


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    we use VB6.0 for desktop application and we use asp for web application. Is there any similarity between their latest versions like VB.net and ASP.net. I mean r they still being used for desktop(VB.net) and web(asp.net/c#) applications respectively? If not then wat will we use for desktop application when we want to develope using .net???
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    As before. VB.NET for desktop apps, ASP.NET for web apps.

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