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    Hello, I am conversant with VC++,MFC .Now I want to develop website so what should I start reading . I have started with HTML . What is ASP.Net? Is it related to Web development? Prithaa

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      Hello, I am conversant with VC++,MFC .Now I want to develop website so what should I start reading . I have started with HTML . What is ASP.Net? Is it related to Web development? Prithaa

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      Start with www.asp.net or www.w3schools.com u will get all the information...

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        Hello, I am conversant with VC++,MFC .Now I want to develop website so what should I start reading . I have started with HTML . What is ASP.Net? Is it related to Web development? Prithaa

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        Shortly, HTML refers more or less to static sites (content is not easily updatable). ASP is a dynamic web page development technology whereby you can connect your web page to a database or whatever and have your content updated without having to go in the code. However, ASP.NET is the newer and easier to use version of ASP (to some extent) and it gives the possibility of building web pages using any of your favourite languages found in Visual Studio.NET framework (usually people use C#, VB.NET or J# to code their ASP.NET pages). Hope this helps :) Carpe diem Krg

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