In asp.net mvc, when do we use:
and
Do we ever need to put a ; (colon) ?
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<%= %>renders the output (string) of the contained command to the response.<% %>wraps executable statements (logic) in the view to control what gets executed. You don’t use semicolons in the<%= %>blocks, but may in the<% %>depending on what statements are included.String rendering:
<%= Html.Encode( Model. Property ) %>Code block:
<% Html.RenderPartial( 'ViewName' ); %>EDIT: Here’s a link to the reference.