difference regarding the following asp.net characters?

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plz can anybody explain the difference between the follow i am new in asp.net

<%= DateTime.Now %>;

<%$ ConnectionStrings:LearnerTutiorConnectionString1 %>;

<%# DateTime.Now%>;

purpose of =,$ and # after % sign?

Posted 20-Apr-13 8:55am

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 20-Apr-13 21:14pm

What's your problem, just the ability to read some documentation?
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Pallavi Waikar · Accepted Answer · 2013-04-20T20:05:00

Solution 1

<%$ - resource access
<%= - explicit output to page
<%# - data binding
Refer Answer 3 in following link
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/115159/when-should-i-use-and-in-asp-net-controls[^]

Posted 20-Apr-13 20:05pm

Pallavi Waikar