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ASP.NET: Server side technology ( code is interpreted by the web server ) for developing web applications based on Microsoft .Net Framework IDE : Integrated Development Environment Web Client: A program that is used to interact with the web application eg: Internet Explorer, Firefox

OOPs or Object Oriented Programming is an approach that puts object at the center of programming model. An object is a self contained entity that has a state and behaviour. State is described by fields and properties, while behavior is defined by methods and events. Object is an instance of a class.  A class acts like a blueprint for the object . It defines behavior of object of that type.So all objects of type Vehicle will have the same behavior. Vehicle class will have the properties - 'color' , 'weight', 'model', 'make' . Properties are characteristic shared by all objects of a particular class.  Methods are actions of an object - 'start', 'stop' Constructors are special kinds of methods, used to initialize objects. It executes automatically when a class is instantiated Access modifies helps in controlling the visibilty of a class. * Public allows the property or methods to be called outside the class * Private fields and

ASP.NET is a server side technology for developing web based applications based on Microsoft .Net  Framework. ASP.NET is run on the web server. When a user click on a page/website link on a web browser, a request is sent to the web server. The web server reads the code and generates a web page . The web page is then sent to the browser where the client reads this page. Since the processing is on the server, it is called 'Server Side technology'. Features of ASP.NET: It lets you write server side code using over 40 languages. Most popular being C# and VB ASP.NET pages are compiled, not interpreted It has full access to the functionality  of .Net Framework... XML, web services, database interaction, emails, regular expression You can separate server side code of your page from HTML layout Easy to reuse common User Interface elements An ASP.NET page generally consists of the following: 1. Directive: Controls how page is compiles , how page is cached by web browser, erro

FxCop (Framework Police) is a free code analysis tool provided by Microsoft basically intended for class library developers. It is a must have tool for new developers who want help in getting familiarized with  Microsoft Design Guidelines. FxCop helps to write robust code and easily maintain code by telling you about the possible design, localization, performance and security improvements. It can prevent flaws in the code and helps the programmer to follow best practices. FxCop is fully integrated in the Visual Studio and is distributed as both a fully featured application that has a graphical user interface (FxCop.exe) for interactive work, and a command-line tool (FxCopCmd.exe) suited for use as part of automated build processes or integrated with Microsoft Visual Studio® .NET as an external tool. It analyses Binary Common Intermediate Language (CIL) instead of the source code, it is not language specific tool and can be used for analysing a dll written in any programming language.