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Hi,

I'm wondering what is the difference between asp and asp.net?

+3  A: 

First hit on Google ("what is the difference between classic asp and asp.net").

Explains everything (no need to re-explain it here).

http://www.beansoftware.com/ASP.NET-Tutorials/Classic-ASP-vs-ASP.NET.aspx

RPM1984
I'm just searching polite and helpful people. It is the easiest way to say: "google it" and be rude.The hardest thing is to help other people without stupid and obvious comments.
truthseeker
Gotta disagree with you, truthseeker. While this answer is just a link, the link has a very complete answer to your very broad (and dated) question. RPM1984 didn't get his 4000+ points by being "stupid" and "obvious".
mgroves
I never said "google it". I simply provided a link with all the info. I don't see the point in rewriting an answer (especially when the question is vague and long). Nonetheless, thanks truthseeker, i will make an attempt to try and not be 'stupid' by helping out people like you anymore.
RPM1984
H'm people are rude and what is more don't know what they are writing and what they are reading.Does the thirst word's doesn't say something about google?I'm just said that RPM could give himself peace of mind with remarks on Google. Link without any comment would be perfect help.
truthseeker
+3  A: 

ASP.NET is not the same as ASP. The "old" ASP is now called classic ASP. ASP.NET is a Markup Language can, among other things, use the server server controls to run elements.

As for example:

<form id="MyForm" runat="server">

Then you said that it will run on the server and you have an id to control it.

  • NET is the framework (such as a library)
  • C #, J #, VB.NET, they are the main script languages for communicating with. NET
  • ASP.NET is Markup Language .
    it runs on the server side. It generates xml / html / xHTML even further, to the user. In many ways one can compare ASP.NET, with WinForms. Then there is a way to visually show something to the user.
sv88erik