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    What is deference between php and .net ?

    Is php is better than .net ? what is deference between php and .net ?
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    yea.. of course Php is too good better than .net.Php is user friendly and easy to use.I am also learning.


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    ASP and PHP are similar in that both tend to put their code in with the HTML, and so the logic can be quite similar.

    But, ASP.NET will be very different from PHP in design, as there is a strong incentive to use code-behind in ASP.NET, where you basically have the html template and all the code is in another separate file

    Depending on what you are doing, how busy your site is, you may find that the speed difference is inconsequential, though one is compiled and the other isn't.

    PHP is probably going to be faster to develop, as you can more easily code a little and test, than you can with ASP.NET, but ASP and PHP are similar in how you can develop.
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    .Net is not a language; it is a framework that can incorporate multiple languages. Source code is first pre-compiled into something called MSIL (Microsoft Intermediate Language) and then translated into actual executables. Out of the box, .Net supports VB.Net, JScript.Net, C#, and C++. Third-party products are available to extend .Net to supporting other languages, including Perl, Python, and PHP.


    * PHP is much easier to learn, partly because it requires no adherence to a particular programming style; .Net languages and Java tend to require object-oriented programming.

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    The main difference between PHP and ASP is its cost. PHP is an opensource language and ASP is a licensed language of Microsoft. PHP is very simple programming language to learn compare to ASP.



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    PHP is Open source scripting Language but ASP.NET is paid Designing Tool provided by microsoft.ASP.Net has a lot of features to designing process but PHP hss only scripting tabs and minimum no.of controls are used.

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    .Net is not a language; it is a framework that can incorporate multiple languages. Source code is first pre-compiled into something called MSIL.PHP is a language. PHP consists of a platform-independent engine that parses PHP scripts. This language also provides common web application functionality such as database connectivity.

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    Hello,

    According to my review PhP- PHP is an opensource language
    ASP-ASP is a licensed language by Microsoft...

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    They are both languages. There are a few root words and root grammatical concepts in common. But to be fluent in either one you have to learn it from the ground up.

    Perhaps the biggest difference is that ASP.NET is built on top of a framework (that is, the .NET framework) whereas PHP "grew up" from an unstructured non-object-oriented language and doesn't inherently depend on any one framework. (Though there are clearly various frameworks in use by the PHP community today.)

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