16.9. Test Your Understanding

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1:

What are the two standard HTTP methods of sending data to a Web host? Which does ASP.NET use as its default?

2:

Indicate whether the following statements are true or false.

  1. All controls in ASP.NET are classes.

  2. An .aspx page must be compiled before it can respond to a request.

  3. A user must have the .NET runtime installed to take advantage of ASP.NET Web pages.

  4. ASP.NET may render different HTML code for different browsers.

  5. A Web page may contain both HTML Server and Web controls.

3:

Which collection class contains the data for List controls?

4:

You set up an event handler to be called when the contents of a TextBox change. If the contents are changed, when is the event handler code executed?

5:

Which property enables the controls on a master page to be programmatically accessed?

6:

Which property must be set and which method executed to bind a control to a data source?

7:

Indicate whether the following statements are true or false with regard to a data-bound control.

  1. It can bind directly to a DataAdapter.

  2. It can bind directly to a DataReader.

  3. The control is populated with data when its Fill method is invoked.

  4. Its DataSource property can specify a DataSet or a data source control.

8:

You have a form containing a text box field that is used to input a phone number. Which control would you use to ensure that the phone number includes an area code?

9:

Which directive must a Web page include to use a custom control on the page?

  1.  @Page 

  2.  @Import 

  3.  @Register 

  4.  @Assembly 

10:

What role does the HtmlTextWriter class play in the implementation of a custom control?

11:

What are the advantages of creating a composite control versus a non-composite custom control?

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    Core C# and  .NET
    Core C# and .NET
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