A.) Displaying a summary of all validation errors on a page B.) Creating a summary of database records C.) Managing user authentication D.) Defining page layouts
A.) Object-Relational Mapping B.) Object-Resource Model C.) Object-Rendering Module D.) Object-Request Middleware
A.) try-catch blocks B.) errorHandling element in Web.config C.) Redirecting to a custom error page D.) All of the above
A.) To store user authentication data B.) To store session data C.) To maintain the state of server controls between postbacks D.) To manage routing and URLs
A.) TextBox B.) CheckBox C.) Label D.) DropDownList
A.) Defining page layouts B.) Configuring authentication settings C.) Managing database connections D.) Specifying access control rules
A.) System.Web B.) System.Data C.) System.IO D.) System.Xml
A.) Handling button clicks B.) Initializing page controls and data C.) Displaying validation errors D.) Configuring authentication settings
A.) TextBox B.) LoginView C.) GridView D.) Label
A.) To store user authentication data B.) To protect against cross-site request forgery (CSRF) attacks C.) To manage session data D.) To define custom error pages