A Web site allows the user to change the background color of a Web page. Which two mechanisms can you use to store a user's preferred background color? (Each answer presents a complete solution…

The correct answer is C. query strings D. session state. C: Storing page information using client-side options doesn't use server resources. The following are the client-side state management options that ASP.NET supports: D: Server-side options for storing page information typically have higher security than client-side options, but…

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Question

A Web site allows the user to change the background color of a Web page. Which two mechanisms can you use to store a user's preferred background color? (Each answer presents a complete solution. Choose two.)

Options

Auser state
Bpersistent state
Cquery strings
Dsession state

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A
20% (12)
B
10% (6)
C
70% (42)

Explanation

C: Storing page information using client-side options doesn't use server resources. The following are the client-side state management options that ASP.NET supports: D: Server-side options for storing page information typically have higher security than client-side options, but they can use more Web server resources, which can lead to scalability issues when the size of the information store is large. The following are the server-side state management options that ASP.NET supports: - Application state - Profile properties - Database support

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#state management#query strings#session state#user preferences

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