I am coding aspx pages using C#.  This is my first use of the C# 
language.  Currently, I am declaring variables that I want to access 
throughout the codebehind like this:

public class myClass: System.Web.UI.Page
{

  string myString;
  int myInt;

  private void Page_Load(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
  {
    myString = "Hello World";
    myInt = 5;
  }

}

It works, but is this completely correct?  Should I be preceding 
the 'string' or 'int' declaration with something else, like 'protected' 
or 'static' or something?

Thanks in advance,

Matt

> I am coding aspx pages using C#.  This is my first use of the C# 
l> anguage.  Currently, I am declaring variables that I want to access 
t> hroughout the codebehind like this:

> public class myClass: System.Web.UI.Page
{> 

>   string myString;
 >  int myInt;

>   private void Page_Load(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
 >  {
 >    myString = "Hello World";
 >    myInt = 5;
 >  }

> }

> It works, but is this completely correct?  Should I be preceding 
t> he 'string' or 'int' declaration with something else, like 'protected' 
o> r 'static' or something?

> Thanks in advance,

> Matt

u should have them as protected