Why is a cookie available in a request right after setting with a response?

Question

In pageload, if you execute Response.Cookies.Add (..., right on the next line, you can access this cookie via Request.Cookies (...

I know that under cookies the cookie is added to Request.Cookies.net, but the original request never had this cookie.

If I say correctly, why so? Should the cookie be stored at the next request? Should you immediately access Request.Cookies (... be null?

Answer 1

You are right, ASP.NET does this behind the scenes:

cookie HttpResponse.Cookies, cookie HttpRequest.Cookies, .

- HttpRequest.Cookies MSDN

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