Difference between application.cfm and application.cfc

Hi,
Can anybody explain the difference between Application.cfm
and application.cfc?
For example:
I have Application.cfm and Application.cfc in the same
folder.
/folder/application.cfm
/folder/application.cfc
/folder /test.cfm
…. And I run the test.cfm.
Which one is executed first?
Thanks,
Krishna

Your last question - Which one is executed first?
The application.cfc will be executed first if you call the
test.cfm. The application.cfm will not get executed.
and, about ur first question... cfm and cfc are entirely
different. You have onRequestStart, onRequestEnd and other events
on cfc. cfc is powerful than cfm.

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