What is difference between inline and code behind?
Answer / Sadiya Rahman
In VB.NET, Inline code refers to the practice of writing code directly in the form or control where it's used (e.g., event handlers within a button's Click event). Code Behind involves separating application logic into a separate file, typically named after the form (e.g., Button1_Click event in Form1.vb).
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