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Visual Basic vs Visual Basic.Net (VB6 vs VB.net) VB aka Visual Basic is a programming language that was released around 1991 as a product by Microsoft. It is a third generation event driven programing language, which supports Rapid Application Development (aka RAD). Visual Basic 6, or VB6, was released in 1998,...

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API vs IDE Both API and IDE are used in the development of software programs. Even though, both are used for software development, they have differences when you consider about the facilities they provide and how they behave. What is API (Application Programming Interface)? API or Application Programming...

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White-Box vs Black-Box Testing The terms White-Box and Black-Box are used in software engineering. Those are two of the testing approaches that are used in software testing, the process of giving assurance about the quality of the software to the customer. Software testing (which is usually performed by executing...

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ASP vs PHP Both ASP and PHP are server side scripting languages that are used to develop dynamic web pages; dynamic web pages are prepared by the server freshly for each viewing. The selection between the two languages may vary due to the scale of the website, development and hosting cost, support and deployment...

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C vs C# | C Sharp vs C Languages Since 1950, many programming languages have been incepted, while some are purely new and others are variants of existing to support numerous programming paradigms. Both C and C# are programming languages, which were introduced as variants of existing languages. It is known that...

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Extreme Programming vs SCRUM | XP vs SCRUM There have been number of different software development methodologies used in the software industry over the years, such as Waterfall development method, V-Model, RUP and few other linear, iterative and combined linear-iterative methods. Agile model (or more correctly,...

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Overriding vs Overloading The method Overriding and method Overloading are two concepts/techniques/feature found in some programming languages. Both concepts allow the programmer to provide different implementations for methods with the same name. Method overriding allows the programmer to provide an alternative...

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J2SE vs J2EE Java is one of the most widely used object oriented programming languages, which is used from software development to web development today. It is a general purpose and concurrent programming language. It was originally developed by Sun Microsystems in 1995. James Gosling is the father of the Java...

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Struts vs Struts2 Struts (also known as Apache Struts or Struts 1) is a cross-platform open source framework written in Java, which is intended for developing Java EE web applications. It was one of the initial Java EE web application frameworks. But few years later, Struts2 (or Struts version 2) arrived, and...

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Phase vs Pass in Compiler In general, compiler is a computer program that reads a program written in one language, which is called the source language, and translates it in to another language, which is called the target language. Traditionally, source language was a high level language such as C++ and target...

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Tomcat 7.0 vs Tomcat 6.0 Tomcat (also known as Apache Tomcat or Jakarta Tomcat) provides a “pure java” HTTP web server environment that can be used to run Java code. It is a Servlet container developed by Apache Software Foundation, which is offered as an open source product. Sun Microsystems’s Java Servlet...

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EJB2 vs EJB3 EJB (Enterprise JavaBeans) is a Java API (Application Programming Interface) found within Java EE (Java Platform, Enterprise Edition) specification. EJB describes an architectural model for the development of enterprise applications. This is a managed server-side model that is able to capture the...

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Java5 vs Java6 Java is one of the most widely used object oriented programming languages, which is used from software development to web development today. It is a general purpose and concurrent programming language. It was originally developed by Sun Microsystems in 1995. James Gosling is the father of the Java...

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Struts vs Spring MVC Struts framework is one of the initial web application frameworks for developing Java EE web applications. Spring is an open source application framework. Some time after the introduction of Spring framework, the developers added an MVC framework to the Spring framework, hoping to address some...

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JVM vs JRE Java is a cross-platform programming language. It also adheres to the “write once, run anywhere” principle. The program written in Java can be compiled in to Java bytecode by the Java compiler. Then, the bytecode can be executed on any platform running the JRE (Java Runtime Environment). JRE includes...

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Static vs Non Static Method A method is a series of statements that is carried out to perform a specific task. Methods can take inputs and produce outputs. Static and non static methods are two types of methods present in object oriented programming languages. A static method is a method that is associated with...

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Instance Variable vs Local Variable An instance variable is a type of variable that is present in object oriented programming. It is a variable that is defined in a class, and each object of that class holds a separate copy of that variable. On the other hand, the use of local variables is not limited to object...

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Netbeans vs Eclipse Java IDE (integrated Development Environment) market is one of the most intensely competed in the area of programming tools. NetBeans and Eclipse are two of the four major competitors in this area (IntelliJ IDEA and Oracle JDeveloper are the other two). Both, NetBeans and Eclipse are free...

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