You create a user control named Address that is defined in a file named Address.ascx. Address displays address fields in an HTML table. Some container pages might contain more than one instance of the Address user control. For example, a page might contain a shipping address and a billing address. You add a public property named AxCaption to the Address user control. The caption property will be used to distinguish the different instances. You want the caption to be displayed in the first <td> element of the table of address fields. You need to add code to the <td> element of the table to display the caption. Which code should you use?

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You create a user control named Address that is defined in a file named Address.ascx. Address displays address fields in an HTML table. Some container pages might contain more than one instance of the Address user control. For example, a page might contain a shipping address and a billing address. You add a public property named AxCaption to the Address user control. The caption property will be used to distinguish the different instances.
You want the caption to be displayed in the first <td> element of the table of address fields. You need to add code to the <td> element of the table to display the caption.
Which code should you use?

<td><script runat=”server”>AxCaption</script></td>

<td><script>document.write(“AxCaption”);</scripts></td>

<td>=AxCaption</td>

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AxCaption is a public property contained on the Web server. We reference it with the
<%=AxCaption%> element

2, 3: Scrips are not called for. We just want to display a property.
4: To access the public property we must use an <% %>
element.