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About client-side and server-side

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#1: Mar 4 '09
Hello friends,
I want to know what is the difference between
1.) client-side project and server-side project
2.) client-side programming and server-side programming

3.) What are the languages that comes under client-side and server-side?

Help me friends urgent.

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#2: Mar 4 '09

re: About client-side and server-side

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these are questions you should be able to research yourself. I know for a fact you can find all of these answers on your own. I just googled all of your questions and i was able to find answers in about 5 minutes.
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#3: Mar 4 '09

re: About client-side and server-side

Ok my friend i will follow ur valuable suggestion. I will find out that on my own. If not i will contact you. Thanks
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#4: Mar 18 '09

re: About client-side and server-side

Seriously, poke around alittle bit on your own before posting such a broad-spectrum, generic, question. Good luck in your research.
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