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In Asp.Net, What is the difference between Session.Item(&quot;quantity&quot;) and Session(&quot;quantity&quot;)?<br />
In a book that I have; sometimes the code is Session.item('quantity&quot;) &amp;&nbsp;sometime it is Session(&quot;quantity&quot;).<br />
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can I use them interchangably?<br />
Please advise.<br />
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Thanks.<br />

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In Asp.Net, What is the difference between Session.Item("quantity") and Session("quantity")?
In a book that I have; sometimes the code is Session.item('quantity") & sometime it is Session("quantity").

can I use them interchangably?
Please advise.

Thanks.


difference between Session.item and Session

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