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Cookies example in ASP.net

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Add Value in Cookies

 Response.Cookies["Cookies"].Value = txtEmailID.Text;
Response.Cookies["Cookies"].Expires = DateTime.Now.AddMonths(2);

Get Value From Cookies

Request.Cookies["Cookies"]

Clear Cookies

Response.Cookies.Clear();
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