Programming input and output with ASP.NET
ASP.NET utilizes tags to separate the user interface rendered in HTML, JavaScript, and CSS from the Visual Basic that runs on the server. ASP.NET tags are used in the Microsoft ASP.NET web development framework to create dynamic web pages. They are embedded within the HTML markup of an ASP.NET page and perform various tasks, such as displaying data from a database, creating user interface elements, and handling user input.
Some common ASP.NET tags include the following:
<% %>: This tag is used to embed server-side code in an ASP.NET page. The code within these tags is executed on the server before the page is sent to the client.<%@ %>: This tag is used to specify page directives, which are instructions used to configure the behavior of an ASP.NET page. For example, the<%@ Page %>directive sets properties such as the page’s language, theme, and master page.<asp: %>: This tag creates ASP.NET...
