ASP.NET Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) and Answers

To facilitate the creation of static HTML websites

To develop dynamic web pages, web applications, and web services

To provide database management tools

To enhance client-side scripting capabilities

Java

C#

Python

Ruby

Windows Server

Linux

MacOS

All of the above

Web Forms

MVC

Routing

React.js

Active Server Pages

Application Service Pages

Active Service Pages

Application Server Pages

Building REST APIs

Creating dynamic web pages

Server management

Database administration

<%@ Include File="UserControl.ascx" %>

<%@ Register Src="UserControl.ascx" TagPrefix="uc" TagName="MyControl" %>

<%@ Import Namespace="UserControl.ascx" %>

<%@ Assembly Name="UserControl.ascx" %>

Page Controller

HttpHandler

View Engine

Route Handler

To store application-level events and settings

To define CSS styles

To handle database connections

To manage user authentication

$<div>$

$asp:Button$

$<header>$

$<input>$

The stages an ASP.NET page goes through from initialization to disposal

The process of compiling ASP.NET pages

The steps involved in deploying an ASP.NET application

The sequence of database operations

To configure server settings

To configure application settings

To define user roles

All of the above

Model-View-Presenter

Model-View-Controller

View-Controller-Model

Model-Controller-View

To handle user inputs

To update the model

To render the UI

To manage data access

Response.Redirect()

Page.Transfer()

Server.Redirect()

Page.Redirect()

By setting Trace="true" in the @Page directive

By adding trace="true" in the web.config file

By setting Trace="enabled" in the global.asax file

By including a trace directive in the master page

$<connectionStrings><add name="MyDB" connectionString="..." providerName="..." /></connectionStrings>$

$<connectionStrings><connection name="MyDB" string="..." /></connectionStrings>$

$<connections><add name="MyDB" string="..." /></connections>$

$<connections><connection name="MyDB" string="..." /></connections>$

ASP.NET Debugger

Web Debugger

Server Debugger

Integrated Debugger

By using try-catch blocks in every method

By handling the Application_Error event in Global.asax

By setting custom error pages in the web.config

By writing error-handling code in each page

Creating REST APIs

Building dynamic web pages

Managing databases

Handling server configuration

Page_Load

Page_Init

Page_PreRender

Page_Unload

To store client-side data

To manage user sessions

To maintain the state of a web page between postbacks

To handle database connections

TextBox

Label

Button

HyperLink

Whether the page is being loaded for the first time

Whether the page has been redirected

Whether the page is posted back to itself

Whether the page contains valid data

TextBox

Label

TextArea

MultiTextBox

lblMessage.Text = "Hello";

lblMessage.Value = "Hello";

lblMessage.Content = "Hello";

lblMessage.Caption = "Hello";

txtName.Text

txtName.Value

txtName.Content

txtName.Input

Using the Click attribute

Using the OnClick attribute

Using the Command attribute

Using the Submit attribute

DataBind()

BindData()

SetData()

BindGrid

Add Trace="true" in the @Page directive

Set Trace="enabled" in the web.config

Enable tracing in IIS

Add a trace directive in the Global.asax