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Old 02-16-2016, 02:51 AM   #2
Shivangi Panwar
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There are some reasons why asp.net is better than Php? check out:
1. Advancement:
ASP.net: Growing very fast
PHP: Growing with limited speed
2. Performance:
ASP.net: Faster
PHP: Faster for small programs and slower for medium-to-big programs
3. Security:
ASP.net: Highly Secure
PHP: Less secure
4. Availability of Tools and Editors:
ASP.net: Microsoft Visual Studio Editor
PHP: Editor independent
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