Is it good or bad to write everything in C # rather than using web controls?

Question

I am confused with the choice between several ways to get the result in ASP.NET.

For example, managing a web form SqlDataSource, you retrieve data from a database and display results in other controls, such as DataGridView, BulletedListetc. However, all these things can be written in C #, creating a line that will hold your HTML codes with the extracted data, then you paste your HTML code in divwith innerHTML. Who cares?

Example:

[ <div id='block1' runnat='server'></div]  

and in CodeBehind

[ block1.innerHTML = myString;]

After writing C # SqlConnect, Loops, Datatable code, you put the value of your HTML string in myString.

Why not implement everything with C #?

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