Web page

[Tony Johansson]

Hello!

Which one of these two are correct.
1. A Web page is the aspx page.
2. A Web page is the aspx page and the code behind file.

//Tony

 

[Jason Keats]

Hello!

Which one of these two are correct.
1. A Web page is the aspx page.
2. A Web page is the aspx page and the code behind file.

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=define:web+page

 

[Arne Vajhøj]

Which one of these two are correct.
1. A Web page is the aspx page.
2. A Web page is the aspx page and the code behind file.

I would say either 2 or

3. The output from #2.

Arne

 

[Arne Vajhøj]

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=define:web+page

OK, so you know how to use Google.

Next step: learn to read the question being asked.

Arne

 

[Jason Keats]

OK, so you know how to use Google.

Next step: learn to read the question being asked.

It's Tony that needs to learn how to use Google.

Next step: learn to read the answer(s) provided.

 

[Arne Vajhøj]

It's Tony that needs to learn how to use Google.

Next step: learn to read the answer(s) provided.

That is only beneficial if the answer was relevant
for the question.

Which yours were not.

Arne

 

[Jason Keats]

That is only beneficial if the answer was relevant
for the question.

Which yours were not.

The answer(s) obviously indicate that neither of his options was correct.

What was your answer? Oh yes, it was also neither (ie 3).

So, we agree.

If this were the appropriate group, then we might discuss the various
view engines available to produce the HTML which the browser renders to
create a web page.

But, it's not.