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1. What is ASP.NET?

ASP.NET is a server-side technology used for developing dynamic websites and web
applications on the internet.

Microsoft released ASP.NET in 2002 to build dynamic websites and web applications
using the .NET framework.

2. What platform does ASP.NET use?


ASP.NET is a cross-platform which works on the .NET framework and runs on Linux,
Windows, macOS, and Docker.

3. What is the ASP.NET Life Cycle, and list the types of Life Cycle?
When ASP.NET pages run, it goes through several steps of the life cycle, which
performs a series of actions like initialization, running, restoring, and
rendering.

Life Cycle is classified into two categories.

Application Life Cycle: The user requests for accessing the application.
Page Life Cycle: Page Life Cycle has phases like initialization, restoring,
execution, and page rendering.

The ASP.NET life cycle is like the journey of a web page from the moment you
request it in your browser to when it's displayed on your screen. In simple words,
here's what happens:

1. **Initialization**: When you type a web address and hit Enter, the request
reaches the web server. ASP.NET starts by initializing the page and its components.

2. **Page Request**: ASP.NET figures out which page you're trying to access and
loads it. It's like opening a book to the right chapter.

3. **Page Loading**: The page loads its controls and their properties. This is like
preparing all the ingredients for a recipe.

4. **Page Postback or Callback**: If you click a button or interact with the page,
it might send data back to the server. This is called a postback or callback. It's
like filling out a form and sending it to someone.

5. **Page Validation**: The server checks if the data you sent is valid and safe.
It's like ensuring that the form you sent is correctly filled and not malicious.

6. **Page Processing**: The server processes your request. For example, if you
requested a search, it searches the database. It's like the chef following the
recipe.

7. **Rendering**: Once the server is done, it creates the HTML and other code that
your browser understands. This is like plating your dish nicely before serving it.

8. **Page Unload**: After sending the web page to your browser, ASP.NET cleans up
and prepares for the next request. It's like cleaning the kitchen after cooking.

9. **Response**: The server sends the page to your browser, and your browser
displays it on your screen. It's like receiving your meal and enjoying it.
10. **Post-Back Handling**: If you interact with the page again, the process can
repeat from step 4.

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