Multiple choice .net asp

How do you explicitly kill a user session?

  1. Session.Close( )

  2. Session.Discard( )

  3. Session.Abandon

  4. Session.End

  5. Session.Exit
Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
C Correct answer
Explanation

Session.Abandon() is the correct method to explicitly end or destroy a user session in ASP.NET. This method cancels the current session and releases its resources. There is no Session.Close(), Session.Discard(), Session.End, or Session.Exit method in the Session object.

AI explanation

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.

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