Is there any similarities between ASP.NET and PHP programming language in terms of coading ?

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I learned about both than i found that there are some syntax which totally different.

Posted 15-Aug-16 23:16pm

Parsons24

Updated 17-Aug-16 8:05am

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W∴ Balboos, GHB 16-Aug-16 6:48am

I use php, don't even bother with ASP.NET. Why?
PHP is available everywhere (and free). It's good enough to run major commercial websites.

It's extremely reminiscent of 'C' in terms of its function library, but it, unlike the 'C' language, is extremely loosely typed, meaning you can create and use variable for whatever you want without declaring them first and you can change their type just by 'doing so'.

Vincent Maverick Durano 17-Aug-16 13:53pm

I would like to disagree. ASP.NET is now open-source and free. Though I wouln't say which one is better since both can do anything in the web. ;)

[no name] 16-Aug-16 6:54am

Thanks for suggestion.....

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Vincent Maverick Durano · Answer 1 · 2016-08-17T08:05:00

Syntax and semantics are expected to be different since they are different web frameworks.

ASP.NET is a web technology that offers a varierty of web development frameworks: WebForms, WebPages and MVC. Adding to that, ASP.NET also have SignalR to do real-time updates, and Web API for building RESTFul services. When working with any of these web frameworks and ASP.NET technologies, you can also choose a variety of server-side programming language flavours: C#, VB.NET, Visual C++ or even F#.

But then everyone has their own choice and taste. So it all up to you which do you prefer ;)

Perhaps, this article would help you clear your mind: Why Use ASP.NET for Web Development[^]