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Showing posts with label ASP.Net Interview Questions. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ASP.Net Interview Questions. Show all posts

Thursday, July 17, 2014

Daily Interview Question #14 : What is Cross-Page Posting?

By Francis   Posted at   1:22 PM   ASP.Net Interview Questions No comments
Cross page posting is used to submit a page (page1.aspx) to another page (page2.aspx). However, the user can still able to access the first page’s (page1.aspx) controls, properties etc in the second page (page2.aspx). In order to access the first

Sunday, July 13, 2014

Daily Interview Question #13 : What is “Postback”?

By Francis   Posted at   4:42 PM   ASP.Net Interview Questions No comments
                     In ASP.Net postback means, page posted back itself to the server(IIS) whenever an event triggered. That is, page is submitted to the same url. The event may be a button click or dropdown list changed etc. Postback can be

Wednesday, June 25, 2014

Daily Interview Question #11 : What are the different Session Modes available in ASP.Net?

By Francis   Posted at   5:07 PM   ASP.Net Interview Questions No comments
                              In ASP.Net, “Session Mode” denotes where the ASP.Net application is going to store the user session information.  This can be specified in the Web.Config file

Sunday, March 16, 2014

Daily Interview Question #7: Implicit and Explicit Implementation of Interface

By Francis   Posted at   12:22 AM   OOPS interview Questions No comments
                                                   This is the most common interview question for experienced professionals. Normally an interface can be implemented in a class in a normal way which is a implicit implementation. Sometime, we may have same method name in different interfaces. If

Tuesday, February 4, 2014

Daily Interview Question #6: What are the different types of Constructor in C#?

By Francis   Posted at   1:03 PM   C# Interview Questions No comments
Below is the list of Constructors available in C#: 1. Default Constructor 2. Parameterized constructor 3. Static Constructor.   By default constructor have “public” as access specifier. A class can have more than one Constructor. In C# “this” keyword is

Tuesday, January 28, 2014

Daily Interview Question #5 : What is the difference between “Method Overloading” and “Method Overriding”?

By Francis   Posted at   1:47 PM   OOPS interview Questions No comments
td { border: solid 2px lightgrey;} Method overloading Method overriding method overloading used to achieve “early binding” or “static binding”. method overriding used to achieve “late (dynamic) binding” or “runtime polymorphism”. method overloading means, in a class method can be

Monday, January 27, 2014

Daily Interview Questions #4: What is the difference between Abstract Method and Virtual Method?

By Francis   Posted at   1:29 PM   OOPS interview Questions No comments
Abstract Method: Abstract method specified by “abstract” keyword. An abstract method contains no definition. Derived class must implement the abstract methods. Object cannot be created for abstract class. That is abstract class can not be instantiated. Virtual Method: Virtual method

Friday, January 24, 2014

Daily Interview Question #3: What are the MEPs available in WCF?

By Francis   Posted at   11:12 PM   ASP.Net Interview Questions No comments
              MEP is the short form for Message Exchange Pattern. In Windows communication foundation, 3 types of Message exchange patterns are allowed. They are:

Thursday, January 23, 2014

Daily Interview Question#2 : What are the events will be fired when the “gridview.DataBind()” method called?

By Francis   Posted at   11:34 AM   ASP.Net Interview Questions No comments
When the Gridview.DataBind() method called, below events are fired in the following order: Databinding RowCreated  (Called for Each row) RowDatabound (called for each row) DataBound

Wednesday, January 22, 2014

Daily Interview Question #1 : What is Abstract Class?

By Francis   Posted at   10:49 AM   ASP.Net Interview Questions No comments
  An abstract class is like a class with some future. That is: i. It contains at least one or more abstract method(s). ii. It will always act as a base class. iii. It cannot be instantiated. That is not
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