error occurring in script(default.aspx)

try thid

<script runat="server">

   v oid Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e) {

 label1.Text="current rating:" ; 

   }

</script>

as you can see the "V" used for void is lowercase.

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Do like as follows

<%@ Page Language="C#" %>

<script runat="server">

   void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e) 

{   



If(Page.IsPostBack()) 

{ 

label1.Text="current rating:" ; 

} 



}

</script>

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I would rather go for :

<%@ Page Language="C#" %>



<script runat="server">



void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e) 

{   

     If(this.IsPostBack) 

      { 

            label1.Text="current rating:" ; 

      } 

}

</script>

See I have used this.IsPostback without braces, as I think it is a property.

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Void is a return type.
You have to declare function in Small letters for "VOID" here Not Void but void
Add See the Arguments,
Page_Load has two arguments
1. Object
2. EventArgs

So your function look like

protected void Page_Load(object  sender, EventArgs e)

{



}

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Yeah my version would look like this:

<script runat ="server">

void Page_Load (object  sender, EventArgs e)

{

  if(!Page.IsPostBack)

  {

        label1.Text="current rating:";

  }

}

</script> 

- lowercase void
- lowercase if
- no () on IsPostBack

I have also put a negative operator on the postback check because normally you want to set properties on first display and then the label remembers the value in viewstate on postback so no need to set again.

Also you can do it without the Page. in that check because your asp.net page inherits from the Page class and therefore has IsPostBack available as a member property.

UPDATE: For some reason the editor is putting an empty line between each line of code. I am not suggesting formatting it like that.

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