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POST METHOD: The POST method generates a FORM collection, which is sent as a HTTP request body. All the values typed in the form will be stored in the FORM collection. GET METHOD: The GET method sends 
Latest Answer: getmethod uses the querystring to pass the data to the server so it appends data to the url so it is not secured one whereas post method differs from it it is passed to the server through the form collection ...

Response.Write  
Latest Answer: display characters in html page using commandresponse.Write assign values using : ...

Variable is a memory location through which the actual values are stored/retrieved. Its value can be changed.  

Local variables lifetime ends when the Procedure ends. Global variables lifetime begins at the start of the script and ends at the end of the script and it can be used by any procedure within the script. 
Latest Answer: Local Variable: The scope of the local variable is for the procedure in which they are declare. Which are called procedural level variable. Which are local to the procedure. The variables which are declare outside the procedure in option explicit whose ...

It can be up to 255 characters Must start with an alphabet Must not contain an embedded period or full-stop  

NOT, AND, OR, XOR, EQV, IMP  
Latest Answer: 1.Not2.And 3.XOR4.OR5.IMP6.EQV ...

It controls the information sent to the user. The various methods are: Response.Write – Sends information directly to a browser Response.Redirect – Directs a user to a URL other than the requested 
Latest Answer: Response object is a static object that will be created at each client's request. You can use this object to send output to the client ...

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Buffer controls the HTML output stream manually.  
Latest Answer: The Buffer property specifies whether to buffer the output or not. When the output is buffered, the server will hold back the response to the browser until all of the server scripts have been processed, or until the script calls the Flush or End method. ...

• Flush – sends previous buffered output to the client immediately, but continues processing the script. • Clear – erases any already-buffered HTML. • End – causes the 
Latest Answer: The Flush method sends buffered HTML output immediately.The Clear method clear conents on the scriptThe End method stop all processing in the script. ...

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