System.Web.HttpContext vs System.Web.MVC.HttpContext

Question

My controller has statements declared this way (not sure if order makes sense)

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Web;
using System.Web.Mvc;

I am trying to access an HTTPContext and noticed that I cannot even get an HTTPContext.Current

There seems to be two HTTPContext variables, and MVC is a use case. I had to fully qualify the object namespace in order to be able to compile the application.

• Why are there two HTTPContext variables?
• Does any object with which my conflicting object will be compiled describe the use order?

Answer 1

System.Web.HttpContext - , Current, .

System.Web.Mvc.HttpContext. , HttpContext, Controller. , , "" . , , HttpContext.Current.

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