Quick Start :To ASP.NET

File name extensions
Web applications written with ASP.NET will consist of many files with different file name extensions. The most common are listed here. Native ASP.NET files by default have the extension .aspx (which is, of course, an extension to .asp) or .ascx. Web Services normally have the extension .asmx.Your file names containing the business logic will depend on the language you use. So, for example, a C# file
would have the extension .aspx.cs. You already learned about the configuration file Web.Config.


Another one worth mentioning is the ASP.NET application file Global.asax - in the ASP world formerly known as Global.asa. But now there is also a code behind file Global.asax.vb, for example, if the file contains Visual Basic.NET code. Global.asax is an optional The easiest way to start The easiest way to start with ASP.NET is to take a simple ASP page and change the file name extension to .aspx.
Page Syntax
Here is quick introduction of syntax used in ASP.NET Directives
You can use directives to specify optional settings used by the page compiler when processing ASP.NET files. For each directive you can set different attributes. One example is the language directive at the beginning of a page
defining the default programming language.
Code Declaration Blocks
Code declaration blocks are lines of code enclosed in