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Storing Data in XML Files Using C#

XML files are a powerful tool to contain any structured data required for a .NET application or ASP .NET website to run. These files are based on the main principles of HTML and when you create an XML file, you should follow these few rules: The XML file must start with a declaration instructing how

2019-10-20T12:14:41+03:00By |Categories: C#|2 Comments

Master Pages in ASP .NET

Well designed websites do not consist of completely independent pages. They give the feeling of a continuously running application. Good design practice is to offer the site visitors similar interface and user experience no matter where they are on the website. The most common shared interface between different pages of the same website is about

2019-08-25T21:21:37+03:00By |Categories: C#|Tags: |0 Comments

Authentication and Authorization, Usage in ASP .NET

Authentication and Authorization are two main security processes used in various applications. Although they are often confused by some users, they possess major differences between each other. Authentication Authentication is a process of confirming the user's identity in order to grant this user access to protected resources. Usually, the user needs to enter a username

2019-06-09T21:40:07+03:00By |Categories: C#|0 Comments

Rich Controls In ASP .NET

There is no strict definition of ASP .NET rich control but generaly these are controls whose object model is largely separate from the HTML they generate. Rich controls are still handled as single objects, they only differ from normal controls in terms of more complex HTML and user interface being generated. Let's take a look

2019-05-18T22:48:31+03:00By |Categories: C#|Tags: , |0 Comments

Access Modifiers in C#

What is an access modifier? Access modifiers are keywords in object-oriented languages that set the accessibility of classes, methods, and other members. Access modifiers are a specific part of programming language syntax used to facilitate the encapsulation of components. Which are the access modifiers in C#? There are 6 types of C# modifiers: public - Fully accessible. internal - Accessible only within the containing

2019-05-18T23:21:46+03:00By |Categories: C#|Tags: |0 Comments
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