ASP.NET Page Lifecycle... confusing??? I dont think so...

Ever faced the question about ASP.NET page life cycle in interview... pretty easy... but if MasterPage comes in... it makes it slight difficult... isn't it??? and what if the controls are present on the page.. and few on MasterPage... things are getting tough... isn't it...

To make the thinks easier just go through the chronological order of the events that are followed from pre-init to unload...

Following is the order of events of an ASP.NET page when using master page... read on...

1. Page PreInit
2. MasterPageControl Init
3. PageControl Init
4. MasterPage Init
5. Page Init
6. Page ViewStateLoad
7. MasterPage ViewStateLoad
8. Page PreLoad
9. Page Load
10. MasterPage Load
11. MasterPageControl Load
12. PageControl Load
13. PageControl Event
14. MasterPage BubbleEvent
15. Page BubbleEvent
16. PageLoad Complete
17. Page Prerender
18. MasterPage PreRender
19. MasterPageControl PreRender
20. PageControl PreRender
21. Page PreRenderComplete
22. MasterPage ControlStateSave
23. Page ControlStateSave
24. Page ViewStateSave
25. MasterPage ViewStateSave
26. Page SaveState
27. MasterPageControl Unload
28. PageControl Unload
29. MasterPage Unload
30. Page Unload