Web application, which route to go?

I am going to develop a math based web application. He is going to provide things like a canvas showing graphs (small squares, etc.), and also provides an area of ​​exercise for testing knowledge.

I'm stuck on which route to take. I haven't developed a web application yet, and I'm sure I'm working on C # applications. I would prefer to use C # when creating this, but I don't know if this really works.

I have the following routes along which I could go down:

  • Silverlight - I have not used this before, but it seems to be the most obvious solution for me. I was wondering how hard it will be to understand understanding silverlight (xaml, etc.).

  • Java, I have no idea about java, but I heard that it has a lot in common with C #.

  • Tclets, my university professor, said he had worked with this before, and it’s easier for him to get on the Internet, and is very convenient for gui's.

I thought I would ask here to get all opinions on which way to take and summarize all the positive and negative sides of each route.

Thanks in advance.

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If you decide to take the Silverlight route, the Silverlight Toolkit contains some good graphical examples: Silverlight Toolkit Control Samples - which itself is a Silverlight application.

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