How does a content page different from a master page?
Answer / Shiv Kumar Pawar
A content page and a master page are two essential components in ASP.NET web applications. A master page serves as a blueprint for multiple pages by providing a consistent layout, navigation, and design across various pages within the application. On the other hand, a content page inherits properties from the master page but allows developers to add specific content, controls, or functionality to each individual page.
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