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Question:You have two TextBox controls inside your user control. You wish to allow a user of the
user control to initialize, read, and modify the Text property of these controls. What
step should you take?

A Add a constructor to the user control. The constructor should take parameters for
each of the TextBox.Text properties. It will then set these parameter values appropriately. 
B Create properties on the user control that allow users to get and set the Text property
of each TextBox control. 
C Controls added to a user control, by default, expose their default property. 
D Add code to the Init method of the user control. This code should raise an event.
The page that hosts the control can then use this event to set the TextBox.Text
properties accordingly.

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Question:You have two TextBox controls inside your user control. You wish to allow a user of theuser control to initialize, read, and modify the Text property of these controls. Whatstep should you take?

A Add a constructor to the user control. The constructor should take parameters foreach of the TextBox.Text properties. It will then set these parameter values appropriately.

B Create properties on the user control that allow users to get and set the Text propertyof each TextBox control.

C Controls added to a user control, by default, expose their default property.

D Add code to the Init method of the user control. This code should raise an event.The page that hosts the control can then use this event to set the TextBox.Textproperties accordingly.

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Question:You have two TextBox controls inside your user control. You wish to allow a user of the
user control to initialize, read, and modify the Text property of these controls. What
step should you take?

A Add a constructor to the user control. The constructor should take parameters for
each of the TextBox.Text properties. It will then set these parameter values appropriately.

B Create properties on the user control that allow users to get and set the Text property
of each TextBox control.

D Add code to the Init method of the user control. This code should raise an event.
The page that hosts the control can then use this event to set the TextBox.Text
properties accordingly.