ASP.NET: Using Request["param"] versus using Request.QueryString["param"] or Request.Form["param"] -

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when accessing form or query string value code-behind in asp.net, pros , cons of using, say:

// short way string p = request["param"];

instead of:

// long way string p = request.querystring["param"]; // if it's in query string or string p = request.form["param"];        // posted form values

i've thought many times, , come with:

short way:

  • shorter (more readable, easier newbies remember, etc)

long way:

  • no problems if there form value , query string value same name (though that's not issue)
  • someone reading code later knows whether in urls or form elements find source of data (probably important point)

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so other advantages/disadvantages there each approach?

the long way better because:

  • it makes easier (when reading code later) find where value coming from (improving readability)

  • it's marginally faster (though isn't significant, , applies first access)

in asp.net (as equivalent concept in php), use calling "long form." out of principle want know input values coming, ensuring application way expect. so, it's input validation , security prefer longer way. plus, suggest, think maintainability worth few keystrokes.


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