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Summary
This page serves as an entry point to all ASP material, including Classic ASP based VBScript and ASP.NET Web Pages with Razor syntax. Active Server Pages (ASP) is a server-side technology, meaning that scripts are executed by web servers before a page is sent to a browser. The material in this chapter is structured from syntax to database access, so it is suitable as a guide to learning server-side web programming.
Key points
- ASP is a server-side technology that runs on a web server (usually IIS) before HTML is passed to a browser.
- Classic ASP uses VBScript, while ASP.NET Web Pages use Razor syntax with C# or VB.NET.
- The Classic ASP server code is packaged with <% %> blocks, while the Razor marks the code with the @ mark.
- The material includes variables, conditions, iterations, forms, cookies, sessions, to databases with ADO.
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