Sealed Classes and Methods

Sealed Classes

Sealed Classes are those classes that cannot be inherited by other classes. If we want to prevent a class to be inherited by other class then we make that class as Sealed Class. To create a class as sealed class, create the class using the keyword sealed.

Syntax:-

[Access Modifier] sealed class classname

{

//Class Body

}

Serialization in C#

Serialization in C#

Serialization is the process of converting an object into stream of bytes in order to persist it to memory, a database or a file. Its main purpose is to save the state of an object for the later uses when needed. The reverse process is call deserialization.

State Management Techniques in ASP.Net-Part2

In previous post State Management Techniques in ASp.Net, we discussed about State Management and Client-Side State Management Techniques. Today we will discuss about Server-Side State Management Techniques.

Server-Side State Management Techniques

In ASP.Net , we have a various ways to maintain the state information on server side,  rather than maintaining it on client side. Application, Session and Database are the different mechanism for sever side state management.

State Management Techniques in ASP.Net-Part1

State Management Techniques in ASP.Net

In this post we discuss various options for state management in web applications, developed in ASP.Net. Generally, web applications are based on stateless HTTP protocol which does not preserve any information associated with the page and controls on each round trip(client - server- client communication). In typical client-server communication using HTTP protocol, a new instance of the Web Page created  in every page request.

Page Life Cycle in ASP.NET

In this post, we will understand the Page Life Cycle in ASp.Net. It is very important to understand the Page Life Cycle in Asp.Net for many reasons, mainly for understanding where we can place particular methods and set page properties efficiently.

 If you are a fresher even experienced then you will see that this is a very common question in the interviews that “Explain the Page Life Cycle of Asp.Net?”

So here I am trying to explain the Page Life Cycle in simple way .I hope this will help you to understand this.