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Types, Objects, and Namespaces.NET is thoroughly object-oriented. Not only does .NET allow you to use objects, but it demands it. Almost every ingredient you’ll need to use to create a web application is, on some level, really a kind of object.

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Visual StudioIn the ancient days of web programming, developers created web pages with simple text editors such as Notepad. Other choices were available, but each suffered from its own quirks and limitations. The standard was a gloves-off approach of raw HTML with blocks of code inserted wherever necessary.

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Web Form FundamentalsIn this chapter, you’ll learn some of the core topics that every ASP.NET developer must master.

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State ManagementThe most significant difference between programming for the Web and programming for the desktop is .—how you store information over the lifetime of your application. This information can be as simple as a user’s name or as complex as a stuffed-full shopping cart for an e-commerce store.

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User Controls and GraphicsIn this chapter, you’ll consider two ways to extend your web pages another notch.

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Data BindingIn the previous chapter, you learned how to use ADO.NET to retrieve information from a database, how to store it in the DataSet, and how to apply changes using direct commands. These techniques are flexible and powerful, but they aren’t always convenient.

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Sodium and Other Dietary Factors, invalid data, unexpected circumstances, or even hardware failure. Novice programmers spend sleepless nights worrying about errors. Professional developers recognize that bugs are an inherent part of software applications and code defensively, testing assumptions, logging problems, and writing erro