Getting Started with .Net_ Applications and Differences

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-​ ​ASML (Abstract State Machine Language)
For the development of large scale applications and websites, you might be
thinking about the IDE. Then Visual Studio can be your go-to IDE because of
its features like editing, interface design, server management, debugging,
and performance analysis.
Going further, let's talk about the applications of Dot Net:
ASP.Net Web Applications: It’s a program useful to run inside a web server
and fulfills users’ requests over http. They are either simple websites built
using HTML pages or advanced enterprise applications which run on local
and remote networks.
Additionally, using these enterprise applications you get components for
exchanging data using XML files. This includes dynamic and data-driven
applications.
1) Web Services: Another name for it is “web callable.” It's a software
program that uses XML to exchange information with other software using
common internet protocols.
In simpler terms, we can also say it as a way of interacting with objects over
the internet. Web services are available via industry standards like HTTP,
XML, and SOAP.
2) Windows Applications: It is a form-based standard Windows desktop
application that is useful for everyday tasks. Example: Microsoft Word.
They run under the Windows environment and consume services provided
by the Windows Operating System.
3) Windows Services: It runs executable applications and runs on the
system as a background process. These applications do not interfere with
other processes that run on the same computer. Even the Windows
services execute within separate Windows sessions which you create for
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