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    Various programming languages are used for web page design including HTML, .NET, PHP, and C++. .NET is a software framework that includes everything needed to develop web services and is used by Windows, MSN, and Visual Studio. Common languages used with .NET include VB.NET, C#.NET, and J#.

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    Various programming languages are used for web page design including HTML, .NET, PHP, and C++. .NET is a software framework that includes everything needed to develop web services and is used by Windows, MSN, and Visual Studio. Common languages used with .NET include VB.NET, C#.NET, and J#.

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    What Is DOT NET

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    VARIOUS LANGUAGES ARE USING FOR

    WEB PAGE DESIGN.


    HTML
    DOT NET
    PHP
    C++ ETC.
    DOT NET IS A SOFTWARE FRAMEWORK
    THAT INCLUDES EVERY THINGS
    REQUIRED FOR DEVELOPING
    SOFTWARE FOR WEB SERVICES.
    Window MSN DOT
    s dot net NET

    VISUAL
    OFFIC
    STUDIO
    DOTNET DOTNET
    VB .NET
    C .NET(C#)
    J .NET(J#)
    LET’S SEE
    PRACTICALLY

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