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Aspect Oriented Programming
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Question posted: 04 24 2008 02:37:46 +0000,
8 answers, 320 views, last activity
07 06 2010 20:18:08 +0000
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Both is the right answer. dotNet is flexible and makes it easier for you to code. However, it will (in my opinion) never give you the quickest solution or the one that runs on the least amount of memory. If you want to specialize in system-development, I would personally suggest exploring other options.
Yes... you can use .Net for both System Programming and Application Programming...
I have a working example... I have developed a Network Packet Analyser in C#.Net 2008...
In this project the frontend that is presentation of the packet information and the GUI gives u the application programming and the Protocol stack of TCPIP i developed gives u the System Programming.
Both are the answers.
U can do both System,Application or anything.
The real thing lies in the fact what u r interested and personal choice sometimes.
Although,When it comes to drivers,people tends to refer c++/c for system programming .Although,c is getting down but some quite system level tasks are still in c .
for ex,my friend works in c for internet packet header construction.
But yeah,Mostly its a personal and need driven choice.
Yes we can use .net programming for both.As we know that some of the part of MS Inernet Explore is written in .net and same in case of Vista also.So we can do programming in both cases.
It can be used for developing both kind of programming.
You can do all typesof programing in dot net.
Application
System
Mobile
Web
Yes true, you can do both type of programming in dot net.
okay.. to properly define that you will need to define the difference between systems and application programming first.
applications programming produces software for users (e.g. your browser)
systems programming produces software for the computer (e.g., drivers)
Now that we have that clear, .NET is a tool that you can use for either applications or systems programming.
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