Choosing a .Net Framework Version

Choosing .Net Framework

           The most interesting thing about Visual Studio 2010 is that it enables us different working environments. That is if you like you can develop a project or an application that is in accordance with .Net Framework 3.5, then you can do so in this Visual Studio 2010 itself. It sounds great.

You will be noticing a drop down list in the New Project dialog box, having options such as .Net Framework 2.0, .Net Framework 3.0, .Net Framework 3.0 or .Net Framework 4.0 and ...

If your option is ,

•    .Net Framework 2.0, then you will be using the .Net Components that are in .Net Framework 2.0 
•    .Net Framework 3.0, then you will be using the .Net Components that are in .Net Framework 3.0
•    .Net Framework 3.5, then you will be using the .Net Components that are in .Net Framework 3.5
•    .Net Framework 4.0, then you will be using the .Net Components that are in .Net Framework 4.0
•    And if you are selecting then, it will fetch you to the following link ,                                       http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=153626&clcid=0x409

And the web page will be ....

And here, you can surf for still more different '.Net Frameworks' and after installing them in your computer, you will be able to work under that particular framework...