Write
The most obvious requirement for the Response object is for it to send a page back to the client browser containing text, graphics, and other interesting content that visitors expect. As mentioned in Chapter 3, the following syntax sends the contents of a string variable out as part of the HTML document:
<%=strSomeTextData%>
This actually is a shortened nomenclature for the Response.Write() method. The following has exactly the same result, but uses the unabridged syntax:
Response.Write( strSomeTextData )
The abbreviated syntax can become more cumbersome for complex expressions than simply outputting a single string variable. When your code needs to write complex expressions to the HTML document, using the Response.Write() method makes ...
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