What are the differences between a user control and a Web page?
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What are the differences between a user control and a Web page?
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The following are the differences between a
| Its file name extension is .ascx. | Its file name extension is .aspx. |
| It contains an @ Control directive. | It contains an @ Page directive. |
| It cannot run as a stand-alone file, as it has to be added to a Web page. | It can run as a stand-alone file. |
| It does not contain <html>, <body>, or <form> HTML elements. | It contains <html>, <body>, or <form> HTML elements. |
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