Hello, ASP. NET world

Code enclosed by <%... %> is just executed, while expressions that include an equal sign, <% =... %>, are evaluated and the result is emitted as content. therefore <% = "Hello World" %> Renders the same thing as the C # code <% Response. Write ("Hello World"); %> .

Note:For versions that use marks to end or separate statements (for example, the semicolon (;) in C #), it is important to place those marks correctly depending on how your code shoshould be rendered.

C # Code
<% response. write ("Hello World"); %>	a semicolon is necessary to end the statement.
<% = "Hello World"; %>	wrong: wocould result in " response. write ("Hello World";) ; ".
<% = "Hello World" %>	a semicolon is not necessary.