Q:

Any significance to name of class derived from HttpApplication in Global.asax.cs?

After creating an empty Web Application project (with both MVC and Web API checked), I noticed that the name of the class derived from HttpApplication in Global.asax.cs was "Global" rather than the usual "MvcApplication" that's used when creating a populated MVC project.
Other than ensuring that Global.asax references the name correctly, is there any signficance to the name itself, or can I change it if "Global" annoys me?

A:

I'm sure there shouldn't be usually we care more about the Type of the object/class than it's name, but the best way to find out would be to change it and see.

