Answer / Rahil Saeed

The ASP.NET page life cycle consists of several events that occur as a user interacts with a web application:

1. Request: The HTTP request is received by the server and an instance of the page class is created to handle the request.
2. Start: Initialization and data binding take place during this event, as well as setting up view state and control state.
3. Init: Controls are initialized during this event, and their properties are set to default values if not explicitly set elsewhere.
4. LoadViewState: The view state is loaded for each control on the page.
5. LoadPostData: Any form data submitted by the user is processed during this event.
6. RaisePostBackEvent: If a postback event was triggered (such as clicking a button), it's handled during this event.
7. SaveViewState: The view state for each control on the page is saved before rendering the HTML.
8. Render: The HTML for the page and its controls is generated during this event, which is then sent to the user's browser.
9. Unload: Cleanup tasks such as disposing of objects are performed during this event.

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