As you advance in your usage of ASP.NET, you will likely get into building your own control libraries, helper classes or any other bit of "common" functionality that you have needed on multiple projects. A powerful feature of ASP.NET is the concept of a configuration file (the web.config) that lets you tailor custom classes for each project without changing any code. This article will show how to build your own custom class and custom configuration section in ASP.NET.

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