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Difference between Web-based applications,Client-
Server applications and Distributed applications?

Answer Posted / ajay kumar sharma

Web-based applications:
Those are developed for web services or register on Web
like a website.These apps run on public domain.

Client- Server applications: A application that is
developed to run on a Local network like LAN or just
working on a local domain.

Both can be pronounced as Distributive Applications.

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