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What is Shared (static)
member?
Itbelongs to the type
but not to any instance of a type. Itcan be accessed without creating an
instance of the type..............
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What is
the transport protocol you use to call a Web
service?
SOAP (Simple Object Access Protocol)
is the preferred protocol................
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What is Option Strict used
for?
Option Strict On enables type
checking at design time andprevents.............
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Define Boxing an
Unboxing.
Boxing allows you to treat a value type
the same as a reference type........
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What does WSDL stand
for?
Web Services Description
Language..........
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Define ViewState in
ASP.NET.
It allows the state of objects
(serializable) to be stored in a hidden field on the
page. It is transported to the client and back
to the server, and is not stored on the server or any other
external source...............
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What is the lifespan for
items stored in
ViewState?
Items stored in the
ViewState exist for the life of the current
page...........
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Define
EnableViewState
property.
It allows the page to save the users input
on a form across postbacks. It saves the server-side values for a
given control into ViewState.............
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What are
Delegates?
Delegates provide the functionality behind
events. A delegate is a strongly typed function
pointer................
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What are
Classes?
Classes are the blueprints for objects.
A class acts as a template for any number
of distinct objects.........
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What is
Encapsulation?
The data of an
object should never be made available to other
objects...........
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Different
types of Session state management options available with
ASP.NET?
ASP.NET provides In-Process and
Out-of-Process state management. In-Process stores the session in memory
on the web server.............
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What methods are
fired during the page
load?
Init() - when the page is
instantiated. Load() - when the page is loaded into
server memory.........
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Explain
ADO.NET.
It is data-access
technology, primarily
disconnected and designed to provide efficient, scalable
data access. The disconnected
data is represented within a DataSet
object.............
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panel has the focus.........
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groups of validation controls and assign them to input
controls, such as text boxes. You can assign a validation
group to a collection of input controls if you want to
validate the collection of input controls on the same
criteria............
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is themes, which enable you to define the appearance of a set
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application............
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explains client-side state management and server-side state
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This is
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