| A1:
| GET and PUT are used to transfer data from a client to a server. PUT is default for ASP.NET. |
| A2:
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False. ASP.NET returns HTML, therefore a client does not require the .NET runtime.
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| A3:
| The ListItem class contains a collection for List controls. |
| A4:
| If the TextBox.AutoPostBack property is set to true, the event handler is called immediately on the server; otherwise, it waits until the next round trip to the server occurs. |
| A5:
| The .Master property allows access to the MasterPage object. |
| A6:
| The DataSource property must be set to the data source, and DataBind must be executed to load the data into the control. |
| A7:
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False. You cannot bind directly to a DataAdapter. True. A control can bind to a DataReader. False. It is populated when DataBind is executed. True. A DataSet or data source control can bind to a control.
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| A8:
| Use a validating control to manage input to a text box. |
| A9:
| The @Register directive is required to specify a custom control. |
| A10:
| The HtmlTextWriter class emits HTML that renders a control. |
| A11:
| The controls in a composite control render themselves and offer the standard properties to work with. |
