Differences between & lt ;%=%> and & lt ;%#%> in ASP. NET WebForm

Differences between <% =%> and <% # %> in ASP. NET WebForm

This article mainly introduces the differences between <% =%> and <% # %> in ASP. NET WebForm. For more information, see

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

<% # %> It is used for data binding. It can bind some variables or information in the data source. The intermediate binding is the data source entry. To enable it to work, you must call the DataBind () method.