In what way does ASP.Net differ from classic ASP?

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The code is separated from the HTML and interpreted independently.Scripts are separated from HTML, compiled into DLLs, and these DLLs run on the server.Scripts are separated from the HTML and interpreted independently.None of the above.

Explanation

Option A is correct because in ASP.Net, the code is distinct from the HTML and is interpreted separately. Option B describes a feature of ASP.Net where code is compiled into DLLs for server execution, but this is not the primary difference highlighted here. Option C incorrectly states the code is interpreted separately, which is not the case for ASP.Net. Option D is incorrect as option A correctly explains the difference.