Question 1

User Controls allow you to group logically related content and controls together.

Accepted Answer

User Controls in .NET, for example, are designed to encapsulate a group of controls along with their associated logic into a reusable component, allowing for the logical grouping of related content and functionality.

Question 2

What is the correct file extension for a user control?&#10;A) .ascx&#10;B) .asmx&#10;C) .aspx&#10;D) None of the above

Accepted Answer

User controls in ASP.NET have the file extension .ascx, which stands for ASP.NET User Control.

Question 3

A user control has an @Page directive

Accepted Answer

A user control uses the @Control directive, not the @Page directive, which is used for ASP.NET web pages.

Question 4

A user control is identical to a standard ASPX page that doesn't use a master page.

Accepted Answer

A user control is a reusable component that can be added to an ASPX page. It is similar to a standard ASPX page, but it does not have a master page.

Question 5

By adding public properties or ________, you can influence the behavior of a user control at runtime.&#10;A) Loops&#10;B) Methods&#10;C) Extensions&#10;D) All of the above

Accepted Answer

By adding public properties or methods to a user control, developers can influence its behavior at runtime, allowing for dynamic and interactive user experiences. Loops and extensions are not directly related to modifying a user control's runtime behavior in this context.

Deck 8: User Controls