Multiple choice .net asp

When an .aspx page is requested from the web server, the out put will be rendered to browser in following format.

  1. HTML

  2. XML

  3. WML

  4. JSP
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Explanation

When an .aspx page is requested, ASP.NET processes the server-side code and renders the final output as HTML to send to the browser. This is because browsers can only render HTML, CSS, and JavaScript - they cannot directly execute ASP.NET code. The server processes all .NET code and converts it to standard HTML before transmission.

AI explanation

ASP.NET (.aspx) pages execute server-side code and then render standard markup that any browser can display, which is HTML. The server-side logic (VB.NET/C#, controls, etc.) is processed before the response is sent, so the client only ever receives HTML output, not XML, WML, or JSP (JSP is a different, Java-based technology entirely).

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