What's the difference between a perfect game and a no hitter?

Question

I know what a no-no is, but what is a perfect game.

Answer 1

A no-hitter is considered a perfect game if it is held during daylight hours, thus occuring during the time frame baseball was traditionally played.

Oh, and stop using baseball jargon like "no-no" when you are so clearly clueless.

Answer 2

in a perfect game the pitcher doesn't allow a batter to get on base any way, and a no hitter is when you allow a batter to get on base but not a hit.

Answer 3

A perfect game would be 3 up, 3 down all 9 innings.  No one on the other team gets on base.  A no hitter could allow people to be on base by hit-by-pitches or walks, but as long as there weren't any hits, it will still be a no hitter.

Answer 4

a perfect game is win nobody is on base no Hitter win nobody hits the ball but you walked somebody on base

Answer 5

Perfect game is a no hitter, along with zero walks.

Answer 6

in a perfect game their are no walks or hits.

Answer 7

No one is allowed on base.  

Answer 8

No hitter means no base hits allowed. Opposition can still reach base by walk, error, hit by pitch or catcher interference (and that last one would be a heck of a way to lose a perfecto).

Perfect game? No one reaches base. 27 up, 27 down..

Answer 9

Perfect game is a shut out, no hits, and no walks and a no hitter is just a game without runs and hits.  

Answer 10

no walks