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
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When the Gridview.DataBind() method called, below events are fired in the following order:
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 possible to create instance for that class.