i heard we should use “return” after “Response”.why?
like this :
Response.Redirect("../Login.aspx");
return;
i heard we should use return after Response.why? like this : Response.Redirect(../Login.aspx); return;
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i heard we should use “return” after “Response”.why?
like this :
Response.Redirect("../Login.aspx");
return;
That’s probably just an artifact of C# development. Every C# method requires a
returnstatement, regardless of what happens in theResponse.Redirectcall.You’re probably assuming that the
returnwon’t execute, but that’s not the case.Response.Redirect, once called, does in fact pass control back to the next statement in the C# method, just like any other method call would.