Active Server Pages (ASP) is a server-side scripting technology developed by Microsoft that enables dynamic web page creation by embedding server-side scripts within HTML. It allows for the integration of various programming languages, primarily VBScript and JScript, to create interactive web applications. Personal Home Page (PHP), on the other hand, is a server-side scripting language primarily used for web development, allowing developers to embed code within HTML to generate dynamic content. While ASP is Microsoft-specific, PHP is open-source and widely used across different platforms.
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ASP stands for Active Server Pages.
ASMX - Active Server Method Extended ASPX - Active Server Page Extended ASCX - Active Server Control Extended
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An Active Server Page has two components -- the HTML component which constructs the visual representation and the Code Behind Page which has the Visual Basic code that provides the functionality. In the Code Behind Page, the form is declared as Partial Class ProductNew InheritsSystem.Web.UI.Page This means that the original form is a member of the page class but it is simply a container that doesn't do anything. The Partial class inherits the characteristics of the page but then adds the functionality of the code.
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It is said to be a active server page and that is usd for creating webpage
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A web page is the basic thing you see on the World Wide Web. Each time the URL changes, the web page changes. Multiple web pages grouped together form a website. A web server is what stores websites and delivers them to a web browser when it is requested.