To explicitly kill a user session, you can use the Session.Abandon method.
Let's go through each option to understand why it is correct or incorrect:
Option A) Session.Close() - This option is incorrect because there is no Close() method available for killing a user session in most programming languages or frameworks.
Option B) Session.Discard() - This option is incorrect because there is no Discard() method available for killing a user session in most programming languages or frameworks.
Option C) Session.Abandon - This option is correct. The Session.Abandon method is used to explicitly kill a user session in most programming languages or frameworks. It terminates the session and removes all session data.
Option D) Session.End - This option is incorrect because there is no End method available for killing a user session in most programming languages or frameworks.
Option E) Session.Exit - This option is incorrect because there is no Exit method available for killing a user session in most programming languages or frameworks.
The correct answer is option C) Session.Abandon. This option is correct because it explicitly kills a user session by terminating the session and removing all session data.