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252ASP.NET 3.5: A Beginner’s Guidefont-bold="True"BorderWidth="1px" Font-Size="10pt"ForeColor="#d8cd03" Height="25px" />The C# portion of the code adds content to a Label control. In the ASP.NET portion, theCalendar propertyOnSelectionChangedis the event used to call the C# event handler. The content is determined by the Calendarinstance properties. In particular, the methodToLongDateString()changes the selected date to a string that spells out the day and month—a long date string.C# BasCal.aspx.csusing System;public partial class BaseCal : System.Web.UI.Page{private string genString;}protected void UserChange(object sender, EventArgs e){genString=Calendar1.SelectedDate.ToLongDateString();Label1.Text = "You have selected: " + genString;}Once you’ve completed setting up the calendar, test it. Figure 10-2 shows the output.As you can see in Figure 10-2, the current date is March 4, and as soon as March 7 wasselected, the Label control beneath the Calendar displayed a simple message using theCalendar’s selected date in a long format as the data source.