Response - An instance of HttpResponse class, this object provides access to the output stream for the current page. Used for writing text into the page or for creating cookies.
Request - An instance of HttpRequest, this object provides access to the current page request, including request headers, cookies, client certificates, and a query string.
Context - An instance of HttpContext, this object provides access to the entire current context, which includes the Request object. You can use the HttpContext class to share information between Web pages.
Server- An instance of HttpServerUtility, it provides utility methods that you can use to transfer control between pages, get information about the most recent error, and encode and decode HTML text.
Application - An instance of HttpApplicationState , it provides access to application-wide methods and events for all sessions.
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