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May 27th, 2003, 11:35 PM
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JScript.NET and C# knowledge
It seems not a lot of people here really know much about C# and Dot Net in general. As is shown by the lack of an exclusive .NET forum!
ASP.NET is not .NET. C# is not .NET. What I would like to know is what stage Jscript.NET is at. Has it been abandoned as a side path or has all the hype over C# and .NET left JScript.NET unnoticed by the world? Does anybody know where I can find the official microsoft version of what Jscript.NET is today. I have found various articles on the MSDN but none that explicitly define JScript.NET. for those of you who think Jscript only belongs in a web browser here is a taste of what I'm talking about Hello.js Code:
//Copy this line in a file Hello.js
//Compile it as jsc /exe Hello.js to produce Hello.exe
print("Hello From Jscript Exe");
If you can compile C# you should be able to compile this.
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May 30th, 2003, 09:04 AM
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I'm not sure what you mean by ASP.NET is not .NET and C# is not .NET. But anyway...
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Quoted from the .NET documentation. It's not integrated in the development environment, and I would submit that it's been written to bait JScript savy developers into trying .NET (kind of like a crack dealer offering a freebee). Once they try it, they'll be tempted to try C#, a more robust language that's better integrated into the environment. Then, if everything's gone according to plan, the former JScripter is hooked on C# and is converted to a Microsoftie. Three years later his wife has left him, he's lost his home and car, and he's in rehab. Better stick w/ JScript... 
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May 31st, 2003, 08:02 AM
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Yes I guess C# is ASP.NET.
Some people can rant sometimes  What I meant is that We should be careful about bluring the line between langauge/operatingsystem/platform/standard library etc. .NET is essentially an less platform indemendant interpreted byte code and runtime environment. Even though the primary langauge there is a compiler for is C# doesn't mean much for it on technical grounds. I'll start counting my three for my wife leaving me today. Does anybody know where I can find documentation for my first shot. I don't care much for their integrated enviroment, I just want to do a technical comparison of language features
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