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the question has anoyed me so long,it is what the difference between c# and java,and which is more strongly in asp.net programming.
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C# is Microsoft's new language. It looks a lot like Java, but also inherits flavors from C++, Visual Basic and who know's what else.
The idea with ASP.NET is that you can use ANY language which conforms to the .NET framework. I believe the main ones will be C# and Visual Basic, but they even have theie own "Java-compatible" langauge now. The main work in an ASP.NET progam is done by using classes in the the .NET CLR (common-language runtime), and you can access all this functionality in any language (conceptually), even COBOL.
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Check the JavaRanch newsletter. I wrote an article on C# last month.
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