The `System.Web.HttpResponse.Close` method in C# is used to close the current response stream and end the response. It is commonly used after writing the complete response to the client. Once called, further writing or modification of the response is not possible. This method terminates the execution of the current page or HTTP handler and sends the response to the client. The `Close` method is useful in scenarios where you want to terminate the response prematurely or when you want to ensure that the response is complete and has been sent to the client.
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