Tips for using double quotation marks and & connectors in ASP

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One, ASP in double quotation marks can be any character, string, HTML code

1.<%response.write ("I am here")%><%response.write ("Cnbruce here")%>

2.<%response.write ("<b>i am here</b>")%>

3.< double quotes for the nearest match, such as single quotes and connectors included in and connected to < deferred quotes >>response.write ("I am Here ")

Because the front quotes of color and the front quotes of write match, the content is I amhere. The end result: The #0000ff in the middle is lonely.

<%response.write ("<font color=" & "#0000ff" & ">i am Here</font>")%>
<%

Response.Write ("cnbruce")

%>

Second, single quotes: As in learning Chinese class, the quotation marks that continue to be placed in double quotes can be in single quotes

Response.Write ("I amhere")

The main function of & number in ASP is to connect, including: string-string, string-variable, variable-variable, etc mixed connection

<%
mycolor="#0000ff"
Response.Write ("<font color= " &mycolor&" >" & " Cnbruce" & "</font>)
%>
<%

Mycolor= "#0000ff"

Response.Write ("" & "Cnbruce" &"")

%>

Single quotes (not in double quotes) < variable keep > key writing:< the variables in the ASP continue to be added around the "& include", which can be put into Response.Write quotes, and the effect is: Response.Write ("" &mycolor& "")

Note:asp< output response main processing variables, strings, HTML code > (a single tag can be treated as a string)

Response.Write "a"

Response.Write ("a")

Display is the output of the < string a,>

and Response.Write (a) and <%=a%><%=a%> output is the value of variable a