About .net and asp.net and details in ,net

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hello sir ,
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what is .net and in .net means of "." so please give ans.
my focus on . in .net so tell me.

Posted 11-Feb-11 18:27pm

udaipal

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Sandeep Mewara · Answer 1 · 2011-02-11T18:34:00

Solution 1

It means nothing! Microsoft just named it as DOT NET.

About what is a .NET, there are lots of articles on web. You can start from here[^].

UPDATE:
As I said, MS just named it so. Here exactly the same discussion[^] for your read. Marketing strategy probably!

Posted 11-Feb-11 18:34pm

Sandeep Mewara

Updated 11-Feb-11 18:51pm

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Ankur^\m/ · Answer 2 · 2011-02-11T18:46:00

Solution 2

It seems you are new to the programming world. So the very first thing you should learn is "how to use Google". Check this link - what does dot represent in .net

If you learn this simple trick, I assure you that that you will go a long way! :thumbsup:

Posted 11-Feb-11 18:46pm

Ankur^\m/