asp.net issues which i dont know

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1.in the developpement of asp.net, whant's the differences between create a "web application" and "website", i dont kown whicn way should i use when creating an asp.net application.

2.what's the differences in .net 2.0,3.0...etc, i mean when i developp un asp.net app with vs2008 .net 2.0,and when i want to use vs2012 to open it,is there any probleme? and i use vs2012 to change the app target to .net 4.5 for example, is there any problem? i dont kown the difference beteween them..

3.last question, if i publish an app done by vs 2008 .net 2.0, if i want to update the app in vs2012, how should i do to make it works well in my server, in my vs 2012, is it possible to change framework from 2.0 to 4.5? .i am biginner, so answer me more as u can please.thanks in advance

Posted 14-Aug-13 6:03am

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Updated 14-Aug-13 9:21am

Deependra Khangarot

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 14-Aug-13 12:19pm

Have you been banned by Google? What, MSDN too? Too bad...
—SA

v03051435 16-Sep-13 6:32am

i dont understand..

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 16-Sep-13 9:03am

Irony. You need to do a Web search and read something on the topic, before asking your questions.
—SA

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ZurdoDev · Accepted Answer · 2013-08-14T09:16:00

1. Do a web application. There are articles on MSDN that explain the difference between the two.
2. There are lots of differences in the .Net versions. Most of them are additions. New capabilities. I would recommend starting with the most recent .Net version in mind. But that will also depend on where you are deploying.
3. To upgrade it, just open your project in the newer version of Visual Studio and it will upgrade it for you.