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Can someone plaese tell me what should I study in ASP.net ?

what are the syllabus.......

please help me

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and , here is a practical ASP.NET (classic .NET Framework) study path you can follow. pointed you to Web Forms; that is one of the main models in ASP.NET 4.x. If you are learning for existing projects or exams, this outline will serve you well. If you are starting fresh for new work, also peek at ASP.NET Core at the end.

  • Foundations: C# syntax, OOP, exceptions, collections, and .NET basics. See C# fundamentals.
  • Web fundamentals: how HTTP works (requests, responses, headers, status codes), plus HTML/CSS and basic JavaScript. Start with HTTP overview.
  • ASP.NET 4.x models: Web Forms (page life cycle, view state, server controls, events), MVC (controllers, views, routing), and Web API. Overview at ASP.NET 4.x docs.
  • Data access: ADO.NET (connections, commands, DataReader/DataSet), and optionally Entity Framework for ORM. See ADO.NET.
  • Security: authentication, authorization, roles/claims, and secure config (machineKey, connectionStrings).
  • Caching, configuration, and deployment: Web.config basics, output/data caching, and deploying to IIS. Intro at IIS Get started.
  • Diagnostics: debugging, tracing, logging, and handling errors (customErrors, global error handling).

Quick Web Forms example you will use a lot (page life cycle and postback check):

protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
    if (!IsPostBack)
    {
        // initialize only once
        BindGrid();
    }
}

If you are building new apps today, consider learning ASP.NET Core next (cross-platform, modern middleware, razor pages/MVC) at Introduction to ASP.NET Core.

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