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Your ASP. NET page contains a page-level variable of Customer type. You want to preserve the value of this variable across page postbacks, but you do not need this variable in any other page in the application. Which of the following state-management techniques is the best way to achieve this?
a. Query strings
b. Cookies
c. ViewState
d. Session
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