ASP.NET is the Server framework for .NET Framework.
It is a collection of assemblies providing you with a set of APIs to build your web pages.There is ASP.NET WebForms and ASP.NET MVC, both are depending on an IIS.
As @Niels already mentioned, there are two flavors of ASP.NET.
ASP.NET (as described above) and ASP.NET Core, which works a bit differently.
For ones, Core comes without the need for an IIS, although you can use it with an IIS. As a second, it does no longer support WebForms (I never liked those) but comes with MVC, Razor Pages, Server side Blazor and Client side Blazor (WebAssembly since 3.1), which all work a bit differently, allowing you to look for the best fit for your needs and style.
ASP.NET is the Server framework for .NET Framework.
It is a collection of assemblies providing you with a set of APIs to build your web pages.There is ASP.NET WebForms and ASP.NET MVC, both are depending on an IIS.
As @Niels already mentioned, there are two flavors of ASP.NET.
ASP.NET (as described above) and ASP.NET Core, which works a bit differently.
For ones, Core comes without the need for an IIS, although you can use it with an IIS. As a second, it does no longer support WebForms (I never liked those) but comes with MVC, Razor Pages, Server side Blazor and Client side Blazor (WebAssembly since 3.1), which all work a bit differently, allowing you to look for the best fit for your needs and style.
Thank you :)