What is the Web.config file used for?
a) To store the global information and variable definition
for the application.
b) Configures the time that the server-side codebehind
module is called
c) To Configure the Web Server.
d) To Configure the Web browser.
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Answer / rahul
The correct answer is A it is to store the global
information and variable definition for the application.
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Answer / taran
a) ; majorly it does this only and along with it you can do
other things like: viewstae encryption, viewstate enabling,
authentication mode,sql connection string etc.
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Answer / pradeep
a) It is very essential for the configuration purpose,without web config,many things are hard to do it..
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