To answer this question in a single statement, you can use HttpContext.Current.Items for very short term storage. By Short term storage we mean that this data is valid for a single HTTP Request. There is a lot of confusion around regarding storing data in HttpContext.Current.Items and storing data in Session variable. In this blog post, I am going to describe what are the different scenarios where we can use HttpContext.Current.Items and what is the exact difference with session variable.


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