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From: rams
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You can store variables and objects directly in application state. An item that has 
been added to application state is available within any ASP.NET page executing in the 
application. Items stored in application state function like global variables for an 
application.

Using session state, you can associate any type of information with the user that you 
please. For example, you can use session state variable to display the user's name on 
each page he or she requests. Or you can use session state to associate a shopping 
cart with the user as he or she browses from page to page. 
Sesstion state variables will  available for any current session only.

Hope this information helps you to understand.

regards,
Rams.

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