Appendix A. ASP.NET Syntax
This appendix reviews the overall syntax for using ASP.NET, including overall page structure, forms, database access and data binding, use of controls, and debugging. In many ways, an ASP.NET page is very similar to a traditional ASP page, with slight changes to accommodate the change from VBScript (or JScript) to Visual Basic or C#. For example:
<%@ Page Language="Visual Basic"%>
<html>
<head>
</head>
<body>
<%
Response.Write("Hello World")
%>
</body>
(The syntax is the same for C#, with a change in the Language parameter and a semicolon added to the Response.Write line.)
There are, of course, many more issues to consider.
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