Explain which is best suited place in the Application Start
and Session_Start subroutines with an example?

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Its not global.aspx but its global.asax

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Global.asax

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Best suited place is Global.aspx..
in that file you put your application start and
session_start subroutines....
these initilize on the start of your application..

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