Welcome to the "Solving Challenges with ASP.NET" repository! This repository contains a collection of server-side scripts and web applications developed using ASP.NET framework to solve various challenges and implement common functionalities.
This repository serves as a resource for developers looking to explore ASP.NET development and learn through practical examples. Each directory in this repository corresponds to a specific challenge or functionality that is commonly encountered in web development. The scripts provided within these directories demonstrate how to implement solutions using ASP.NET, C#, HTML, CSS, and other related technologies.
The repository is organized into multiple directories, each focusing on a particular aspect of web development or solving a specific challenge. Here's a brief overview of the directories and their contents:
- Qn1: Calculator Form
- Qn2: Custom Calculator Form
- Qn3: Tax Calculator
- Qn4: Registration Form
- Qn5: User Registration Page
- Qn6: Login Process
- Qn7: Session Management
- Qn8: Cookie Management
- Qn9: Authentication Process
- Qn10: Book Data Storage
- Qn11: Book Data Retrieval
- Qn12: Book Data Modification
- Qn13: Book Data Removal
Each directory contains a README.md file providing detailed information about the script or functionality implemented within it.
To get started with using the scripts in this repository, follow these steps:
- Clone this repository to your local machine using the following command:
git clone https://github.com/mahendramahara/Solving-Challenges-ASP.NET.git
- Navigate to the directory containing the script you are interested in.
- Follow the instructions provided in the README.md file of that directory to set up and run the script.
Each script or application within this repository comes with usage instructions and details about its functionalities. Refer to the README.md file within each directory for specific usage guidelines.
Implement a server-side program to create a calculator form, validate two input fields, and calculate the result according to the button pressed.
Create a custom calculator form with a specified design, validate given input fields, and calculate the result based on the button pressed.
Design a form to calculate tax based on specific conditions, such as marital status, annual income, and gender, with appropriate tax rates and discounts.
Develop a server-side script to design a registration form and validate user input using proper format and validation techniques.
Build a simple web page that prompts users for name, email, password, phone, gender, and faculty, validates the input, and stores it into a database.
Write a server-side script for the login process, assuming that user data is already stored from a previous registration process.
Implement server-side scripts to store, retrieve, and destroy session data for user authentication and management.
Develop server-side scripts to store, retrieve, and destroy cookie data for maintaining user sessions and preferences.
Create a complete authentication process, including registration, login, dashboard access, session and cookie storage, and logout functionalities.
Write server-side scripts to store books data with the specified columns in a database table.
Implement server-side scripts to retrieve books data stored from the previous challenge.
Develop server-side scripts to modify books data stored from the previous challenge, allowing updates to existing records or addition of new books.
Write server-side scripts to remove books data stored from the previous challenge, providing functionalities to delete specific records or clear the entire database table.
If you'd like to contribute to this project, you're welcome to do so! Here's how you can contribute:
- Fork the repository to your GitHub account.
- Create a new branch for your feature or bug fix (
git checkout -b feature/new-feature
). - Make your changes and commit them (
git commit -am 'Add new feature'
). - Push your changes to your forked repository (
git push origin feature/new-feature
). - Create a new Pull Request, explaining your changes and why they are beneficial.
This project is licensed under the MIT License. You are free to clone, modify, and use the code in this repository for your projects.