what is the difference with .com,.org and .net?
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Hi, you are asking about the difference between domain name suffixes.  The difference between .com, .org and .net is what they stand for and who created them.  .com is created by a profitable company or organization.  .org is created by a nonprofit organization and .net is created by a network.  I hope that this answers your question.  Good Luck!
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It's designed from the start to be platform-independent. Everything .NET (except implementation) is a public standard that can be used to recreate the runtime environment on any platform.
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download.com\nsoftpedia.net\ntucows.net
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VB.net is more friendly to a VBA person than asp.net (shares a lot more similarity in code).  But, if you're looking for more Web based approaches, then asp.net is probably the way to go.\n\nVB.net is more for writing standalone applications where asp.net is intended for writing and deploying web based apps.  Asp.net requires the asp engine which is only available through the web server.\n\nThe .NET framework itself is just the framework.  It is used in conjunction with many different languages (VB, ASP, even C#).  VB.NET is just a version of VB that utilizes the .NET framework.
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You can try .net for dummies.
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There's no appreciable difference in the performance of ASP.NET 2.0 versus 1.1.\n\nHowever, you need to keep pace with changes in the .NET Framework; eventually, Microsoft will stop supporting older technologies.\n\nASP.NET 2.0 has a significantly better collection of layout controls; has very useful, cross-platform navigation controls; has significantly more convenient methods of data access and display; makes it far easier to create custom components and handlers; and has simplified many of the more common controls, such as those used for input and data handling.
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Well the first thing you should recognize is that VB.Net is in a transition from what VB use to be to something that is more like OOP as done in C++. For instance, VB.NET now implements full inheritance, classes, everything being an object with methods that can be overridden, shared, shadowed etc.\n\nAnother thing you can compare is the actual syntax. VB.NET has made an effort to hold onto its very English like syntax, one thing that C++ does not share. \n\nOne similarity is that VB.NET implements classes which can be derived, made abstract, full methods and properties like that of C++.\n\nI have included a site that compares C++ but with C# and Java which might be better to compare directly with C++ than VB.NET since they are so similiar. It has results on memory usage and outlines the options/OS used to conduct the experiments.\n\nYou have to understand that by its very nature C++ is closer to the machine code that the OS understands while .NET has an extra layer (the CLR or common language runtime which offers several more graphical and performance changes than original C++ code).\n\nYou will be lucky to find more C++ / C# comparisons or Java / .NET comparisons than finding one that will compare two separate languages AND platforms like VB.net and C++.\n\nHope these results help a little. Enjoy!
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For client/server work I use vb.net. For web work I use ColdFusion. They are both easy to learn and easy to use.
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Try looking on this site.  \n\nhttp://www.asp101.com/articles/paolo/asp2aspnet/default.asp\n\nThis site claims that their isn't much difference in the file structure of asp and asp .net.  I use Visual Basic .NET and the difference between vb 6 and vb .net is .net is object oriented, so even if you follow the directions on the page, your asp project won't be using the object oriented technology unless asp uses this.\n\nAnyway, hope the site helps.
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though i am not able to under stand what u r trying to say but probably u r talking about windows forms...The forms developed in a windows application in .net are called Windows Forms...and in ASP .Net the forms are called Web Forms...If u r new i must tell u that there are two types of applications (there are other types also) Windows & Web...in Windows application u create Windows Forms & in Web application u create Web Forms
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Visual Studio.Net and MSDN which includes all the help files and excelent informatin for learning .Net. Also I would suggest lots of hands on practice. Just jump in and code something and figure it out along the way. That is the best way to learn.
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Yes. The top-level domains com, net and org have no restrictions on use.\n\nFYI, gov TLDs are available only to the federal government, and edu only to accredited colleges.
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Manish it hardly matters if you choose either of them. Finally the code is compiled into IL which is the intermediatory language. If you are comfortable with VB U go for VB.NET if your background is C/C++ go for C#.NET. My personal opinion is VB.NET is much easier to work with.
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2 great .NET sites are:\n\nwww.gotdotnet.com\nhttp://www.4guysfromrolla.com/\n\nI'm sure you'll be able to find the proper resources on one of these sites.
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Well these days, anything .NET -> VB.NET, C#, J#\nJava is still popular, rising is Python
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The differences between VB6 and VB.NET transcend the languages. VB.NET is part of a brand new platform, based on the .NET Framework. All languages in .NET are based on this new platform, which allows many great new capabilities for a VB developer. Because the .NET Framework is fully object-oriented, .NET languages also must support OO features. The result is that VB.NET is fully object-oriented. This is a huge difference and is a powerful improvement over previous version of VB. It also introduces another level of complexity along with this new power.\n\nIn many ways, VB.NET can be seen as an entirely new language. Oh, much of the syntax is still there, and yes, much of it has changed. But the real differences in VB.NET are in the way we accomplish various tasks. Everything is done through the .NET Framework. All .NET languages use the same .NET classes - C#, VB, COBOL, J#, etc. In short, from a language perspective, much of the syntax will be familiar, but the way to accomplish things has changed dramatically.\n\nFrom a platform perspective, there are many advantages to .NET over COM+. First and foremost in my mind is the end DLL hell. In .NET, assemblies (analogous to executables in COM), need not be registered with RegSvr32. .NET uses the concept of namespaces. This makes deployment a breeze! In most instances, simply copying files to a destination is all that is needed to complete a deployment. Various application settings can be stored in XML config files which also makes things a bit simpler. \n\nThere are many other advantages to .NET:\n\nFull object-oriented capabilities \nAn incredible IDE \nCross-language inheritance \nReal VB (or C#, etc) in ASP.NET, not VBScript \nWeb service tools \nOne way to do things, no matter what .NET language you are using \nRegards,\nKaviPriyan\nhttp://www.tamilmasala.net\nhttp://www.indianbabycare.com
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ADO.Net is the newer version of ADO and is used in the .Net development environment. It is used for both web and standard windows forms development. So no it is not only for the inter/intra net.