our easiest bet is to obtain a free FTP server for Win95, available
at www.windows95.com. Then the other user can just use their FTP
client or browse using their web browser, using "ftp://206.116.13.2"
as the URL. To find out what your IP address is (if you have IP
addresses assigned to you on the fly), run WINIPCFG.EXE from the Win95
directory and bring up properties of the "PPP Adapter", while you're
connected.

Answered by a a , an ibibo Advisor, at 5:16 PM on January 22, 2009

you are a type of person, who needs to know the in and out of programming and likes to code the entire program and like to troubleshoot the program then you should prefer Java because in Java you write the program from scratch till the entire application is done. If you have programmed C and C++,and your interests are on it then prefer Java. but one thing I want to tell you that Java is difficult and also requires experience.

Answered by Ashish Yadav , an ibibo Wizard, at 3:23 PM on August 18, 2008

you are a type of person, who needs to know the in and out of programming and likes to code the entire program and like to troubleshoot the program then you should prefer Java because in Java you write the program from scratch till the entire application is done. If you have programmed C and C++,and your interests are on it then prefer Java. but one thing I want to tell you that Java is difficult and also requires experience.

For .Net, its really great, fun coding this. because most of it is just drag and drop and you will be just editing properties and wrinting few lines of code and making it work. So in short dont net is simple and your focus willl be limited. So you are fast to learn and easy to develop, but here you really miss programmin advantages of OOPS. Becasue most of the code is autogenerated and you dont even know how exactly the entire applications is developed.

Answered by Hemant Singh , an ibibo Master, at 10:34 AM on August 04, 2008

you are a type of person, who needs to know the in and out of programming and likes to code the entire program and like to troubleshoot the program then you should prefer Java because in Java you write the program from scratch till the entire application is done. If you have programmed C and C++,and your interests are on it then prefer Java. but one thing I want to tell you that Java is difficult and also requires experience.

For .Net, its really great, fun coding this. because most of it is just drag and drop and you will be just editing properties and wrinting few lines of code and making it work. So in short dont net is simple and your focus willl be limited. So you are fast to learn and easy to develop, but here you really miss programmin advantages of OOPS. Becasue most of the code is autogenerated and you dont even know how exactly the entire applications is developed.

Answered by R.P. Singh , an ibibo Master, at 10:35 AM on July 19, 2008

you are a type of person, who needs to know the in and out of programming and likes to code the entire program and like to troubleshoot the program then you should prefer Java because in Java you write the program from scratch till the entire application is done. If you have programmed C and C++,and your interests are on it then prefer Java. but one thing I want to tell you that Java is difficult and also requires experience.

For .Net, its really great, fun coding this. because most of it is just drag and drop and you will be just editing properties and wrinting few lines of code and making it work. So in short dont net is simple and your focus willl be limited. So you are fast to learn and easy to develop, but here you really miss programmin advantages of OOPS. Becasue most of the code is autogenerated and you dont even know how exactly the entire applications is developed.

Answered by Rocky , an ibibo Master, at 1:25 PM on July 18, 2008

you are a type of person, who needs to know the in and out of programming and likes to code the entire program and like to troubleshoot the program then you should prefer Java because in Java you write the program from scratch till the entire application is done. If you have programmed C and C++,and your interests are on it then prefer Java. but one thing I want to tell you that Java is difficult and also requires experience.

For .Net, its really great, fun coding this. because most of it is just drag and drop and you will be just editing properties and wrinting few lines of code and making it work. So in short dont net is simple and your focus willl be limited. So you are fast to learn and easy to develop, but here you really miss programmin advantages of OOPS. Becasue most of the code is autogenerated and you dont even know how exactly the entire applications is developed.

Answered by singhsaurabh , an ibibo Master, at 2:09 PM on July 17, 2008

you are a type of person, who needs to know the in and out of programming and likes to code the entire program and like to troubleshoot the program then you should prefer Java because in Java you write the program from scratch till the entire application is done. If you have programmed C and C++,and your interests are on it then prefer Java. but one thing I want to tell you that Java is difficult and also requires experience.

For .Net, its really great, fun coding this. because most of it is just drag and drop and you will be just editing properties and wrinting few lines of code and making it work. So in short dont net is simple and your focus willl be limited. So you are fast to learn and easy to develop, but here you really miss programmin advantages of OOPS. Becasue most of the code is autogenerated and you dont even know how exactly the entire applications is developed.

Answered by Sharad Singh , an ibibo Master, at 6:10 PM on July 15, 2008

you are a type of person, who needs to know the in and out of programming and likes to code the entire program and like to troubleshoot the program then you should prefer Java because in Java you write the program from scratch till the entire application is done. If you have programmed C and C++,and your interests are on it then prefer Java. but one thing I want to tell you that Java is difficult and also requires experience.

For .Net, its really great, fun coding this. because most of it is just drag and drop and you will be just editing properties and wrinting few lines of code and making it work. So in short dont net is simple and your focus willl be limited. So you are fast to learn and easy to develop, but here you really miss programmin advantages of OOPS. Becasue most of the code is autogenerated and you dont even know how exactly the entire applications is developed.

Answered by Ni .. , an ibibo Master, at 1:17 PM on July 13, 2008

you are a type of person, who needs to know the in and out of programming and likes to code the entire program and like to troubleshoot the program then you should prefer Java because in Java you write the program from scratch till the entire application is done. If you have programmed C and C++,and your interests are on it then prefer Java. but one thing I want to tell you that Java is difficult and also requires experience.

For .Net, its really great, fun coding this. because most of it is just drag and drop and you will be just editing properties and wrinting few lines of code and making it work. So in short dont net is simple and your focus willl be limited. So you are fast to learn and easy to develop, but here you really miss programmin advantages of OOPS. Becasue most of the code is autogenerated and you dont even know how exactly the entire applications is developed.

Answered by .... ..... , an ibibo Master, at 5:56 AM on July 12, 2008

you are a type of person, who needs to know the in and out of programming and likes to code the entire program and like to troubleshoot the program then you should prefer Java because in Java you write the program from scratch till the entire application is done. If you have programmed C and C++,and your interests are on it then prefer Java. but one thing I want to tell you that Java is difficult and also requires experience.

For .Net, its really great, fun coding this. because most of it is just drag and drop and you will be just editing properties and wrinting few lines of code and making it work. So in short dont net is simple and your focus willl be limited. So you are fast to learn and easy to develop, but here you really miss programmin advantages of OOPS. Becasue most of the code is autogenerated and you dont even know how exactly the entire applications is developed.

Answered by Madhurima , an ibibo Master, at 6:46 PM on July 10, 2008