How can I use url parameter in href in HTML

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I have url like this
www.codeproject.com/Questions/ask.aspx?Ques=200
Ques is dynamic
i want to use this ques in another url as href
using html

What I have tried:

HTML

<a href="../ISReports/TeachersList.aspx?Inst_code=%20@Ques"></a>

Posted 21-Oct-17 22:30pm

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Updated 22-Oct-17 20:10pm

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Karthik_Mahalingam · Answer 1 · 2017-10-22T20:10:00

try this,

Read the query string value from url[^] and append the value to the url.
use onclick event to call the javascript function to navigate to the link with modified query string.

<a onclick="goToLink()" href="#">Link Name</a>

function goToLink() {
          var url = '../ISReports/TeachersList.aspx?Inst_code=';
          var ques = getParameterByName('Ques');
          url = url + ques;
          window.location = url;
      }