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How to preserve member variables for an ASP.NET page in C#

Software developers can follow the next basic principle. They can save all member variables to View state when the Page.PreRender event occurs and retrieve them when the Page.Load event occurs. The Page.Load event happens every time the page is created. In case of a postback, the Load event occurs first, followed by any other control events. The next …

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How to use ViewState in C#

You as software developer can use code to add information directly to the view state collection of the containing page and recover it later after the page is posted back. The type of information you can store includes not only the simple data types, but your custom objects too.   The view state collection is provided by ViewState property …

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XDA

XDA is a consolidated development environment that allows programs to be created for Windows, XBoxes, and more.

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Windows Form

Windows Form ( also called WinForms) is a .NET Framework object that allows the development of “traditional” Windows desktop applications.

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Visual Studio

This development tool contains a rich set of productivity and debugging features. The Visual Studio setup CDs (or DVD) include the complete .NET Framework, so you won’t need to download it separately.

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Variable

Variable is a typed storage location in memory. The type of the variable determines what kind of data it can store. Examples of variables include local variables, array elements, parameters, instance fields and static fields.

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Value types

Value types is a variable that stores actual data rather than a reference to data, which is stored elsewhere in memory. Simple value types include the integer, floating point number, decimal, character, and boolean types. Value types have the minimal memory overhead and are the fastest to access

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User-defined types

User-defined types are reference (object) types defined in code by a developer.

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Unmanaged resources

Unmanaged resources are objects created and manipulated outside of the control of the CLR. Examples includes file handles opened using the Win32 API, and database connections obtained using ODBC.

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Unmanaged pointer types

Unmanaged pointer types are any pointer type that is not managed by the CLR. That is, a pointer that store a reference to an unmanaged object or area of memory.

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