In ASP.NET you'll likely work most of the time inside a "Page" object... Now
the object model is much more rich than ASP so you'll more likely work with
a variety of objects (in particular "controls").
Actually, as I understand OOP as Microsoft has applied it to the .NET
Framework everything in the framework that can be implemented is an object
and the System.Object class is the 'root' of the class hierarchy.
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