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I'm currently working on an ASP.Net web application. Just curious when I noticed that I have both javascript codes and C# codes. Is it possible to transfer all my javascript codes to c# codes to make it looks more consistent? Thanks!

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    You do realize that JavaScript and C# are two different things, the former being primarily client-side and the latter being server-side? Commented Apr 18, 2012 at 19:32

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No. JavaScript code executes on the Client Side. C# executes on the Server Side. They perform two different functions and can't be treated interchangeably.

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C# is your server-side, back-end logic to support your web page. The JavaScript is client-side code running in the browser, often to improve the user experience and perform some logic or UI operations wihtout having to go to the server.

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Javascript is a language that executes on the Browser, on the Client Side; C# code is executed on the web server.

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