ASP.

Net Interview
Part 2
Aliaa Ali

Note : at Part 1 , Question 7

LIFO

LIFO “ Last In First Out ’’ Stack ‫المفروض ان ال‬

FIFO Queue ‫يبقى ال‬

LIFO Stack ‫وال‬

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1- What is ASP ?
ASP stands for Active Server Pages.
It is a framework to develop web pages .

2- What is ASP.NET ?
it is an open source web framework, created by Microsoft, for building
modern web apps and services that run on macOS, Linux, Windows, and
Docker.

3- What is the difference between ASP and ASP.NET ?

ASP : interpreted language
uses vbscript for its code.

ASP.NET : compiled language ,

allows you to use C#, VB.NET and other languages.

gives you access to all the tools which come with the . NET
framework and allows you to write object-oriented code

4- What are the Advantages of ASP.NET?

• Security
• for large applications, the number of lines of code less when compared to
others
• information about the configuration helps in the easy deployment of the
application
5- What is ASP.NET Core?
It is the modern, high-performance web development framework for .NET

6- What is the difference between ASP.Net and ASP.NET Core ?

ASP.NET Core is the latest version of ASP.NET
( richer functionality, a more comfortable interface, new libraries )

7- What is the extension for ASP.NET Pages?

ASPX

8- What is the Parent class of Web Server Control?

System.Web.UI.Control – parent class of all the WS Controls.

9- What is the latest version of ASP.NET ?

Latest release: 8.0.0. Last updated on 2023-11-14

10- What is MVC?

ASP.NET MVC is a web application framework developed by Microsoft that
implements the model–view–controller pattern

11- How does ASP MVC work?

First, the browser sends a request to the Controller.
Then, the Controller interacts with the Model to send and receive data
The Controller then interacts with the View to render the data.Feb 4, 2021
12- What is the meaning of LINQ?
Language-Integrated Query (LINQ)

- It was first brought out in 2008, and it provides users with a lot of
extra features when working with the .Net framework

- one highlight is that allows the users to manipulate data without

any dependency to its source

13- What are Some of the common Components of .NET?

1- .NET Class Library

2- .Net Framework
3- Language Runtime
4- Application Domain
5- Profiling

14- What does JIT Stand for in .NET?

JIT is the abbreviation of Just in Time

15- Why does .NET use JIT ?

The primary purpose of using the JIT compiler is its capability to compile
all . NET-supported programming languages. Whether you develop . NET
software using C#, Visual Basic, or F#, it can compile them all and run on a
specific platform
16- Why JIT is used in C#?
The JIT compiler translates the MSIL code of an assembly to native code
and uses the CPU architecture of the target machine to execute a . NET
application. It also stores the resulting native code so that it is accessible for
subsequent calls

17-What is the meaning of MSIL?

-The Microsoft Intermediate Language (MSIL)
- also goes by the name Common Intermediate Language (CIL)
. Used to provide the instructions required for operations such as memory
handling , exception handling .. etc

18- What is the .NET Framework?

.NET Framework
- One of the platforms provided by Microsoft

- Technology that Supports building and running Windows apps.

- the ability to develop Classes , Libraries , and APIs

- run , debug

- Deploy code into web services and applications form to be the key uses of
this framework
- Support a lot of languages and you can work with everything from C# to VB
all the way to perl , and more

19- What is .NET Framework used for?

.NET Framework is used to create and run software applications. . NET apps
can run on many operating systems, using different implementations of .NET.
20- What does CLR Stand for in .NET?
The Common Language Runtime (CLR), the virtual machine
component of Microsoft . NET Framework,
manages the execution of . NET programs

21-What is the Diffrence between managed Code and

Unmanaged Code ?

22- How does managed code execute in the .NET framework?

There are four main steps
1- Choosing the compiler that can execute the code written by a user
2- Conversion of the code into intermediate language (IL) using a compiler
3- IL gets pushed to CLR, which converts it to native code using JIT
4- native code is now executed using the ,NET runtime
23- What is the difference between Object and Class in .NET?

24- What is the difference between System.stringbuilder and

system.string in .NET?

25- What is the Meaning of Caching?

a process that stores multiple copies of data or files in a temporary storage
location so they can be accessed faster.

26- Types of Caching?

1-Data Caching
2- Page Caching
3- Fragment Caching
27- What is an Assembly in .NET?
• Smallest unit of deployment
• Provides all required information to CLR
• collection of types and resources that are built to work together
and form a logical unit of functionality

28- There are two types of assemblies in .NET?

Private assemblies are used by a single application and are stored in
the application’s directory and cannot be shared.

Shared assemblies, on the other hand, can be used by multiple

applications and are stored in the Global Assembly Cache (GAC).

29- What are some of the components of an Assembly in .NET?

Resourse : a collection of related files

MSIL : The intermediate language code
Metadata : the binary information of the program
Manifest : it has the information about the assembly

30- What is the use of Manifest in the .NET framework?

Used to store the metadata of the assembly
31-What is the difference between Function and Stored Procedure?

32- What are the Constructor types present in C# .NET?

1- Copy Constructor
2- Default Constructor
3- Parameterized Constructor
4-Private Constructor
5- Static Constructor

33- is it possible to manually set a timeout for a session

in .NET?
Yes, it's possible to manually set a session's out time
How?
It can easily be done by manipulating the web.config file
34- What is the meaning of Boxing and Unboxing
in ,NET?
Boxing : Process that is used when a user wishes to convert a
value type into a reference type directly

Unboxing : is the opposite of boxing , where the reference

type is converted back into a value type

35- What are the types of memories supported in the .NET

framework?
Stack : Used for static memory allocation
Heap : Used for dynamic memory allocation

36- What is the difference between abstract class and

interface?
37- Difference between User Control and Custom Control
in the .NET framework?

38- What are the types of Cookies available in ASP.NET?

Session cookies : present on the client machine and valid for only
single sessions
Persistent cookies : present on the user machine and has a specific
period denoting its expiry

39-What are some of the security controls present in

ASP.NET?
<asp : PasswordRecovery> : used to send an email to a user upon
performing a password reset operating
<asp: Login> : Gives the provisions of login controls with ID and password
fields for users to login via credentials
<asp:LoginName> : used to display the name of the user who has logged
into the system
<asp : LoginStatus> : use to denote the authentication flag of the user who
has loged in
<asp: LoginView> : used to provide a variety of views based on themes
upon user Login
40- What is the order of the events that take place in a
page life cycle?

1- Page_PreInit
2- Page_Init
3- Page_InitComplete

4- Page_PreLoad
5- Page_Load
6- Page_LoadComplete

7- Page_PreRender
8- Render

41- What Skills should a successful .Net developer

possess?
‫هو غالبا بيسألك السؤال دا بيشوف مدى فهمك‬
• ASP.NET MVC architecture
• Database handling
• Client-Side web development
• .NET Core

42- How do you prevent a class from being inherited?

In C#, we can use the Sealed keyword to prevent a class from being
inherited
43- What are EXE and DLL?

44- difference between Constants and read-only variables ?