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If you’ve worked on web applications, you probably know that using the query string to pass data is important. But how would you handle a string that contains an ampersand in the query string. Here is an example:
string title = “Jack & Jill”;
string category = “Nursery Rhyme”;
Response.Redirect(”Books.aspx?title=” + title + “&category=” + category);
If you try [...]
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