Sessions
Session stores per-user state; Application stores app-wide state.
What you will be able to do
- Use Session("key").
- Set Session.Timeout.
- Avoid storing secrets in plain cookies.
In plain English
Session stores per-user state; Application stores app-wide state.
- Use Session("key").
- Set Session.Timeout.
- Avoid storing secrets in plain cookies.
<%
Session("visits") = Session("visits") + 1
Response.Write Session("visits")
%>Your turn
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Answer from memory: Which object stores per-user state?
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