can someone please explain to me the difference between VBScript and VB? I know this is a very simple stupid question, but I've always thought I had been using VBScript when I coded ASP in the past. Now, they are saying that with ASP.Net it defaults to "VB" just like ASP did.........I thought VB was a different language all together. <BR><BR>I have looked at some of the "VB" asp.net code and it does look somewhat familiar but somethings I don't understand like for example Dim I as an Integer. I've always just done Dim I. I know this is nothing new with ASP.Net, it's just new for me...<BR><BR>Again sorry for such a dumb question, but I'm not a programmer by day.Vb Script is very similar to VB, but not the same, because it is designed to Web aplications. Now asp.net works with vb.net that is very similar too to VB, but with some new features and now you can use some controls and syntaxis unabled in Asp.<BR><BR>This is just a little resume, but you can find lot of documentation out there 
<BR><BR>From Spain,<BR><BR>Salvador Gallego.VBScript is a cut down version of VB and was not made to be compiled into an application. instead it was intended to be rendered at run-time. VB is much more elaborate and complicated but in my opinion more straight forward and easier to follow. you will not be able to use VBscript with ASP.NET. VB.NET is the next version of VB (ie- VB5, VB6, VB.NET)
<BR><BR>From Spain,<BR><BR>Salvador Gallego.VBScript is a cut down version of VB and was not made to be compiled into an application. instead it was intended to be rendered at run-time. VB is much more elaborate and complicated but in my opinion more straight forward and easier to follow. you will not be able to use VBscript with ASP.NET. VB.NET is the next version of VB (ie- VB5, VB6, VB.NET)