What are the objects in asp.net and tell the purpose of
those objects

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What are the objects in asp.net and tell the purpose of those objects..

Answer / dhasaradhan

There are 5 objects in asp.net


1.Response:This object is to response to other eg:

2.Request:This object is request from server

3.Application: This object is store global information of
application.

4.Session:This object used store the values into variable.

5.Server:

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What are the objects in asp.net and tell the purpose of those objects..

Answer / kumanan

there are six object in asp.net.

6.object context object.

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What are the objects in asp.net and tell the purpose of those objects..

Answer / shathar

7 objects

last one is Error object

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