To answer this question, you need to understand the concept of maintaining data across users in a web application.

Option A) The Session object - This option is incorrect. The Session object is used to store and retrieve user-specific data during a user session. It allows you to maintain stateful information for each individual user, but it does not help in maintaining data across multiple users.

Option B) The Application object - This option is correct. The Application object is a server-side object that helps in maintaining data across multiple users. It is shared across all users and can store and retrieve data that needs to be shared among different sessions or users.

Option C) The Response object - This option is incorrect. The Response object is used to send the output to the client's browser. It does not help in maintaining data across users.

Option D) The Server object - This option is incorrect. The Server object represents the web server and is responsible for handling incoming requests and generating responses. It does not help in maintaining data across users.

The correct answer is B) The Application object. This option is correct because it allows you to store and retrieve data that needs to be shared among different sessions or users in a web application.

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To answer this question, you need to understand how to add client-side script to C# code.

Let's go through each option to understand why it is correct or incorrect:

Option A) AddJavaScript - This option is incorrect because there is no built-in method named "AddJavaScript" in C# for adding client-side script.

Option B) RegisterClientScript - This option is correct because the "RegisterClientScript" method is used in C# to add client-side script to the page.

Option C) AddClientScript - This option is incorrect because there is no built-in method named "AddClientScript" in C# for adding client-side script.

Option D) RegisterJavascript - This option is incorrect because the correct method name is "RegisterClientScript", not "RegisterJavascript".

The correct answer is B) RegisterClientScript. This option is correct because it is the method used in C# for adding client-side script to the page.

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