How does data binding work with the Repeater and DataList controls, and how does it differ from other data controls?
- It binds directly to a data source by setting its DataSource property to a valid data source object such as a DataTable or DataSet.
- It requires explicit binding in the code-behind file by calling the DataBind() method.
- It retrieves data from the data source and binds it to the control by iterating over the data and generating the appropriate HTML for each item.
- It retrieves data from the data source and stores it in view state for future use.
Data binding in the Repeater and DataList controls differs from other data controls in that it does not have built-in support for automatically generating its content based on the data source. Instead, it provides greater flexibility by allowing developers to customize the HTML markup for each item. This approach gives more control over the presentation of data but requires more manual coding compared to controls like GridView or DataGrid.
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