Important Difference Between


  1. Difference between connection less and connection oriented protocol.
  2. Difference between Optimistic locking and pessimistic locking.”
  3. Difference between Random Access Protocol and Controlled access protocol.
  4. Difference between String and String Buffer.
  5. Difference between StringBuffer and StringBuilder java.
  6. Difference between  TCP and UDP.
  7. Difference between throw and throws in java.
  8. Difference between Shielded Twisted Pair and Un-Shielded Twisted Pair.
  9. Difference between Fixed Size Frame and variable size Frame.
  10. Difference between Hume Intelligence and Artificial Intelligence.
  11. Difference Between  ASP and ASP.NET.
  12. Difference Between Frames and semantic networks.
  13. Difference between Access and Distribution layer.
  14. Difference between Computer Architecture and Computer Design.
  15. Difference between Remote Desktop connection and  Windows Remote assistance Connection
  16. Difference between webform and webpages
  17. Difference between Collections and arrays
  18. Difference between Web Server and HTML Server Controls




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