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I have seen samples with “<%#”, “<%=” and “<%”. First of all, is there a name for these things? Second, where can I find a reference that tells what the different versions do? I have tried searching, but can’t find anything.
Check out the differences at (there are some you missed and I’m not going to re-key all the information when it’s already referenced elsewhere):
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