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By learning ASP.Core, you will begin to understand the MVC pattern.
So yes, it's better to start with ASP.Core.
There's no significant difference, it's just that net core has a novelty and placement advantage...
To begin with, it is better to understand what a web server is and why it is needed.
And it's better to start with something simple, like HttpListener:
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.ne...
(the half-page example given there is a ready-made working web server)
Then you yourself can easily answer the question: do you need ASP.NET Core, MVC, or something else - based on the practical tasks that you will face.
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