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Default Beginning Visual C# Exercises - Chapter 23 Answers

1. The general principal of ASP.NET is to keep the vast majority of processing
        on the server side, sending mostly static HTML to the client browser.

2. A web page is coded into two files. The HTML file (.aspx) contains the page
        template and active element positions. The Code-Behind file (.cs) provides the
        event handling code.

3. The ASP:DataList control creates an HTML table, iterating a row for each source
        item specified.

4. A stylesheet provides instructions that format HTML output per element tags or
        per the class attribute of an element.

5. The XML filename format of yyymmdd_hhmm.xml generates unique file names (at the
        rate of one file per minute) for new files. This naming convention also sorts the
        files into ascending creation (earliest to latest) via alphabetical order.
 
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