Difference between Visual C++ and Visual C++.NET
VC++ is only the "single user system GUI"
i.e the program or application written in VC++ are to be installed in each machine to use that.
While VC++.NET is the "Networked or Web based gui" i.e The program or application written in VC++.NET need not be installed in each machine but it will be in the server and all other machines can use that application by "DOMAIN NAME" or "IP address
.NET programmes are made available in the Internet or globally by making use of any servers i.e
"Apache server"
"Jboss server"
"Web logic"
all the .NET programme files are put in any of these servers and using IP address this programmes can be accessed.
VC++ is a compiler for C/C++ and all and not a language in itself, but the WIN32 platform offers so much applications in itself that it is a almost new world.
As far as my decision of going with VC++ 6.0 and VC++.NET is that the books available out there are only on these two and not of the later versions, if the books were available i would have loved one on VC++ 8 / VC++ 2005
i know that i would have a lot to learn but when i gave first glance to a book on VC++ i was almost bout to faint- so thick can't be covered in the time i have with my other projects, hence i made a move for 'SAMS learn in 21 days' edition.
VC++ is only the "single user system GUI"
i.e the program or application written in VC++ are to be installed in each machine to use that.
While VC++.NET is the "Networked or Web based gui" i.e The program or application written in VC++.NET need not be installed in each machine but it will be in the server and all other machines can use that application by "DOMAIN NAME" or "IP address
.NET programmes are made available in the Internet or globally by making use of any servers i.e
"Apache server"
"Jboss server"
"Web logic"
all the .NET programme files are put in any of these servers and using IP address this programmes can be accessed.
VC++ is a compiler for C/C++ and all and not a language in itself, but the WIN32 platform offers so much applications in itself that it is a almost new world.
As far as my decision of going with VC++ 6.0 and VC++.NET is that the books available out there are only on these two and not of the later versions, if the books were available i would have loved one on VC++ 8 / VC++ 2005
i know that i would have a lot to learn but when i gave first glance to a book on VC++ i was almost bout to faint- so thick can't be covered in the time i have with my other projects, hence i made a move for 'SAMS learn in 21 days' edition.
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