Is there a difference between .NET and .NET Framework?

Are they the same, or do they refer to different .

NET standards? If not, how are they different? What's a newbie mistake that I'm doing when building a new Web Application Project in VS2010 on my 64 bit Windows7 system. (I have Visual Basic 6 installed too).

The other .NET Framework thing is using Microsoft Visual Studio IDE or the new Express Edition(E), is there any difference with using either of these VS versions and what are they supposed to accomplish? Are they really designed for WindowsXP/Windows 7 only? Thank you very much in advance! Both .Net and .Net framework are the same and mean a different thing.Net: is the .Net programming language
.Net framework:is a set of programming tools like framework classes, programming environment etc You should be able to find more information by googling the terms and clicking a link in the results.NET is the standard that defines the programming language.NET Framework is an implementation of that standard, like C# or VB.NET

The MSDN has a really good, thorough page explaining what they mean by each of these terms.NET Framework and .NET Framework Class Library The .NET Framework is an open source technology that enables programmers to write programs that interoperate across many platforms without worrying about platform differences. Class Library refers to all classes and components (other than runtime-enabled classes) that are provided with the .

.NET Framework Programming Guide The .NET Framework is a core set of programming services in which class libraries, language constructs, and application programming interfaces (APIs) are available. Class Library and Framework Class Library are collectively called the Class Library in this chapter.

Visual Studio Tools for the .NET Framework Visual Studio Tools for the .NET Framework contains both support tools and development tools.

Visual Studio IDE The Visual Studio IDE is the integrated development environment (IDE) product from Microsoft Corp. Visual Basic .NET Development Tools Visual Basic .NET Development Tools contains software to help you develop applications based on the .NET Framework version 2.

Does .NET Framework still exist?

Where is my copy of .

NET Framework 4.

So I decided to try and reinstall my system on Windows 8 x64, as it's now out. After a fair amount of confusion, I discovered that Windows 8 does not have the 32-bit version of the . I tried installing the 64-bit version anyway, but it also has "Microsoft .NET Framework 1.1" in the list of applications to be installed.

So here's my question: Can I download and install the 32-bit version of .0 on my new Windows 8? Or is there a way to install the 64-bit version of .0 on my computer, and simply have some sort of flag that says "Use only 1GB of RAM, use 32-bit mode, disable this application" or something like that?
Thanks!0 with Service Packs 4 or 5 does not exist on Windows 8 / Windows Server 2023.0 with Service Packs 4 or 5 does not exist on Windows 8 / Windows Server 2023 .0 with Service Packs 4 or 5 will be available for Windows 7, Windows Server 2023 R2, and Windows Server 2023 in late 2023.

Where do I find .NET Framework?

What do you do when you need to make a change in one of the classes, assemblies, or projects in Visual Studio?

You click on a project file in the solution explorer and look in the Properties window. Or you can change it directly in the Visual Studio .NET environment, via a command prompt. But the best way to make sure you're using the .NET Framework and that it's configured correctly is to look for a dotnet tool:

You can also find the dotnet tool by using the command prompt and searching for .Microsoft.Frameworkv2.0.50727

What do you do when you need to make a change in one of the classes, assemblies, or projects in Visual Studio?50727. We're making it easier for you to use the new Microsoft Developer Network web site. Here you'll find tools and information that are important to the development of the .