HELP-can someone explain whole process of creating page on a request

[Guest_imported]

I really hope there is someone with enough patience to really explain to me the whole process,because it's driving me mad.Below you can see my theory on the whole process and maybe you can correct me where I'm wrong.
It also shows the kind of questions I think are important.
I know questions are very scattered,but so is my whole knowledge on this subject.

When you request for aspx page,server loads into memory(runs?)assemblie for this aspx page.It then goes through this assemblie's code and

1.Creates a Page object that represents a page?
2.creates ASP.NET controls?
3.Loads this controls into this page object(what exactely does that mean?
Shouldn't page and controls be created simultaneously?)
4.What is next?Does server or 'page object and it's controls' start producing HTML code?

-In this whole process,what does get compilled?Page object?
-Do controls on this object create HTML code or server?
-when and by what(server?)are controls initialized?
-When page is submitted to Client,what happens to this aspx Page object?Is it remove from the memory?
-What happens to assemblie.Is it still running?

When page is submitted back to server,what happens then?
1.Does server again run assemblie and checks assemblie's code?
1.Does it again create an object of type Page or uses the old?
3.What does again get compilled and what not?

If someone can get me understand this(or at least try)I will forever be grateful beyond words

 

[link9]

This article explains it quite well.

http://www.15seconds.com/issue/020102.htm

 

[Guest_imported]

Thank you very much.Since I'm almost a complete beginer I'll probably need some time to go through this and than I'll know what question should I ask you,if any.

Until then