An ASP.NET Web Forms page consists of a user interface and programming logic. The user interface helps display information to users, while the programming logic handles user interaction with the Web Forms pages. The user interface consists of a file containing a markup language such as HTML or XML, and server controls. This file is called a page and has .aspx as its extension.
The functionality to respond to user interactions with the Web Forms pages is implemented by using programming languages, such as C#. We can implement the programming logic in the ASPX file or in a separate file written in any CLR – supported language, such as C#. This separate file is called the code behind file and has .aspx.cs as its extension. Thus, a Web Forms page consists of a page (ASPX file) and a code behind file (.aspx.cs file).
Friday, March 5, 2010
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