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Really, it wouldn't matter. At this point, think of Core as a subset of asp.net. It has quite a few APIs removed for cross-platform functionality.

If you know one, you can easily move to the other

It's also added a bunch of stuff too, notably built-in dependency injection. But there are a lot of others as well.

Oh okay, Thanks. I thought it was a complete API rewrite. I guess I'll just learn Core

Just know I am grossly simplifying it. :) The point I want to get across if that if you learn one, you already know the other.

Any new project I make will be using Core. It is the direction .net is headed.