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CLR and C# 1. Types of Authentication and Authorisation in IIS. 2. Types of Authentication and Authorisation in ASP.Net. 3. ASP.Net Life cycle.  4. Page Life Cycle. 5. What are types: Value Type and Reference Type? 6. Boxing and Unboxing: Terminology, Advantages and Disadvantages. 7. What is Type Safety?  8. What is Strong Name? 9. What are Extensions, modules and handlers? 10. What is worker process?

We will Start with 'Delegate' and will complete the article with 'Writing your own Custom Extension methods' ## Delegate:  Delegate in C# is a way to pass function as parameter along with parameters without let the developer know where the actual function resides.  Developer just need to call the delegate object with the function's parameters. 

creating, hosting & consuming of wcf service is explained using one small example. To know how to create, host & consume wcf service follow below steps. In Visual Studio go to "File" -> "New" -> "Project..." then select "C#" -> "WCF" -> "WCF Service Library".

There is nothing like readonly properties because readonly keyword is applied only to field members. and readonly members are initialized only in the constructors.  We can have properties which has only get block and no set block which allows only to return the values but not set or assign the value.  Ex: private int _i=5; public int i //this property allows to get the value of _i variable but we cant set the value of _i. {    get    {       return _i;     } }

Automatic detection of the language preference of the user as set in his browser In your web.config file, you need to set the following globalization tag with the values that are presented below: <system.web>    <globalization           uiCulture="auto"           culture="auto"           enableClientBasedCulture="true" /> </system.web>

ASP.NET Web Pages to includes support for  OAuth  and  OpenID  providers. Using these providers, you can let users log into your site using their existing credentials from Facebook, Twitter, Windows Live, Google, and Yahoo. For example, to log in using a Facebook account, users can just choose a Facebook icon, which redirects them to the Facebook login page where they enter their user information. They can then associate the Facebook login with their account on your site. A related enhancement to the Web Pages membership features is that users can associate multiple logins (including logins from social networking sites) with a single account on your website.