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You have created an .aspx file that is viewed through a browser. In this scenario, the server sees the page as a running instance of what class type?

  
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jdoggz316 Member Since: February 2007   Contribution: 3    

RE: You have created an .aspx file that is viewed through a browser. In this scenario, the server sees the page as a running instance of what class type?
The class type that your codebehind defines will be the actual instance type but the base class by default on all .aspx pages is System.Web.UI.Page
 
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