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Write debug information to trace log (C#)






<%@ Page trace= "true" %>



<script Language="c#" runat = "server">

  public int Subtract(int intFirst, int intSecond)

  {



    Trace.Write(" intFirst : ", intFirst.ToString());

    Trace.Write("intSecond : ", intSecond.ToString());



    return intFirst - intSecond;

  }

</script>

The value of 45 minus 30 is : <%=Subtract(45, 30) %>

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