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User
settings are read/write.
i.e.,
User
Settings can be accessed or modified while our application is
running (run-time). When we modify the User Settings, it will
get saved by the application and immediate effect will be taken
place.
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Application
Settings are read-only.
i.e.,
We cannot change the value of Application Settings at run-time.
We will able to change the same only at design-time.
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In
User Settings, the Session is restricted to the User.
i.e.,
It is designed to be something specific to the user. For example,
one user may have a requirement to see certain stocks, news
articles or local weather. This can be set at run-time.
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In
Application Settings, the Session is restricted to the
Application .
i.e.,
It is designed to store information such as a database connection
string. These settings are read-only at run-time.
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