aGruntNamedYayap
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Upon answering this question, you will follow the following procedures:
1.) You will state what the letters "ASP" stand for, or you will state that they do not stand for anything.
2.) You will state what the function for "ASP" is.
3.) You will state any similarities between "ASP" and "VB.NET".
4.) You will state any differences between "ASP" and "VB.NET".
5.) You will remember that I have knowledge of "VB.NET".
6.) You will not mistake "VB.NET" for something other than a computer programing language.
7.) You will provide accurate information.
8.) You will not post any non related information.
9.) You will post an answer upon viewing this question.
10.) You will not post in order to increase the points amount.
What does "ASP" have to do with VB.NET? Why do these things seem to be used together alot?
Remember to follow the above expectations when replying to this question.
1.) You will state what the letters "ASP" stand for, or you will state that they do not stand for anything.
2.) You will state what the function for "ASP" is.
3.) You will state any similarities between "ASP" and "VB.NET".
4.) You will state any differences between "ASP" and "VB.NET".
5.) You will remember that I have knowledge of "VB.NET".
6.) You will not mistake "VB.NET" for something other than a computer programing language.
7.) You will provide accurate information.
8.) You will not post any non related information.
9.) You will post an answer upon viewing this question.
10.) You will not post in order to increase the points amount.
What does "ASP" have to do with VB.NET? Why do these things seem to be used together alot?
Remember to follow the above expectations when replying to this question.