Explain the differences between Server-side and Client-side
code?
Answer Posted / meraj khan
Mr.Dan you are not utterly, right letme explain what are
those things man
server side:
This is code/routines executed only on the server. Code can
be written in scripts as well (vbscript usually), but in
the case of ASP.Net this is the compiled lanuages like C# /
VB.Net. Used for processing content and returning data.
Client side:
This is code/routines that are not processed at all by the
server. Code is written in scripts (javascript usually) -
plain text commands that instruct the client to do
something. Generally used for performing dynamic effects,
such as image rollovers, or displaying message boxes, or
even validation of data entered into a form (i.e. email
address is in the format of an email address ... contains
the @ symbol).
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