After building the custom control, you test it by adding an ASP.Net web application to the solution. You add a correct <%@ Register %> directive and a proper declaration of the control in the <asp:Form> tag to the Web Form, but when you execute the application you get an error. What is the most likely reason for the problem? a) The custom control must be compiled first. b) The web application must have a reference to the control c) The custom control must be registered with windows first. d) The assembly from the custom control is not in the application?s bin directory.

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