Answer / Bharti Verma

The modes of updation in an UpdatePanel are 'Always', 'Conditional', and 'PartialRendering'. Triggers in an UpdatePanel are responsible for initiating an asynchronous postback. They have three properties: ControlID, EventName, and TriggerType. The ControlID specifies the ID of the control that causes the update; the EventName specifies the event that triggers the update (usually 'Click'); and the TriggerType defines whether it's a PostBackTrigger or an AsyncPostBackTrigger.

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