<script runat=“server”> vs. code-behind file

Question

Are there any caching/performance/significant differences between c# code placed in <script runat='server'></script> as oppose in the code-behind?

Answer 1

No, no performance difference, in the end this is always compiled to an assembly anyway.

Answer 2

No, it gets compiled to the same thing.

I suggest you use the code-behind file, in order to separate logic and markup.

Answer 3

The number one significant difference to me is readability.