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I attempt to break your questions down and tackle them one by one. As well as add some other points in that will hopefully help clarify what's going on: C# and C#.NET are the same thing... C# .NET is, as you say, a library of code that .NET languages can talk to. .NET languages come in different flavours such as: C#.NET, VB.NET, Managed C++, F#. .NET languages compile to CIL (Common Intermediate Language) which means they all start "talking" the same language and can therefore interoperate. ASP.NET is the portion of the .NET library used for making web sites. There are other subsections of ASP.NET like WebForms (the old way of making web pages) or the rapidly maturing MVC library that are worth looking at too. Forms (old tech) or the new WPF (Windows Presentation Foundation) are the technologies you'd typically use in .NET to create what you know as traditional desktop applications. One final thing I'd like to finish on is the difference between library and framework. In recent years these two terms have been used as those synonymous, however that is not the case. The easiest way I can think to differentiate the two is: A library contains many pieces of functionality that you may pick and choose from i.e. using one piece of technology doesn't mean you're locked into the rest. This means freedom, however you will have more work cut out for you. A framework however very much sets out how you will be working. It provides a workflow that for better or worse is hard to change. This means rapid development/prototyping, but if significant changes are made in the future it may be impossible (or very time consuming) to implement them.

I want point out a minor grammatical mistake and due to that I assume you mean to ask, “How many types of database we can connect with asp.net Answer your question..! You can connect to any type of database with a asp.net web application, provide a database driver of that particular vendor is available for .NET platform. Many Popular Database vendors have a database driver available for .NET framework. Their is a very huge and enthusiastic open source community which provides third party drivers for databases whose vendor doesn't support .NET framework. Also, if the database supports ODBC then you can use ODBC Drivers to connect to database with asp.net web application. To name a few, Microsoft’s MSSQL MySQL MariaDB (since it is compatible with MySQL) MongoDB Oracle IBM DB2 DocumentDB