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Is asp.net different from asp?


Asked by Abdullah Bernard on Nov 29, 2021 ASP.NET



ASP and ASP.Net are very different programming languages. ASP is a scripting language, where as ASP.NET is the web formulation of a compiled language (Visual Basic, C#, J#, C++, .Net). Moreover, unlike ASP, ASP.NET is an object -oriented language.
In addition,
The term ASP is an acronym for Active Server Pages. The ASP coding language is a proprietary Microsoft product and the code must be run and interpreted on a Windows IIS web server.
Next, ASP stands for Active Server Pages. ASP.NET is the next generation of ASP. After the introduction of ASP.NET, old ASP is called 'Classic ASP'. Classic ASP uses vb script for server side coding.
One may also ask,
In classic ASP, debugging is a tough task because of limited support due to the interpreted model. In contrast, not only ASP.NET improves the performance over the interpreted model but also provides debugging tools for component developers and pages compiled into classes.
Indeed,
ASP.NET is a 2 tier application in which no separate section for the database and MVC is a 3 tier application in which view and logic is kept separate. In ASP.NET for each .aspx form one URL is generated, but in MVC the url's are generated based on the controller and by the router configuration.