asp.net stateless and statefull

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1) Which is stateless
1. Asp
2. Asp.Net
3. Asp.Net 2.0
4. All the above

2)what is the control for which by default post back is enabled.
1. button
2. textbox
3. listbox
4. gridview

Posted 7-Apr-13 1:25am

Basheer Belgod

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N ManojKumar · Answer 1 · 2013-04-07T01:55:00

Solution 1

1) All the above are stateless in nature
2) By default button control will have postback property. No need to add any autopostback=true for this control.

Posted 7-Apr-13 1:55am

N ManojKumar