What layout mode is the default when a new Web Form is created?

a) GridBagLayout
b) GridLayout
c) FlowLayout
d) FormLayout

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What layout mode is the default when a new Web Form is created? a) GridBagLayout b) GridLayout ..

Answer / amit pandey

its b : gridlayout

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What layout mode is the default when a new Web Form is created? a) GridBagLayout b) GridLayout ..

Answer / shwetha

when it is .Net2003 it will be Grid Layout..

When it is .Net2005 it will be flow Layout..

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