What are they called <% ...%>? And how can they be used on the page

Question

In a .Net web form ...

What are these special tags called?

I know 2: <%-- comment --%>for comments

and <%# used with Eval and Bind #>

So what does # mean? Is there any more?

I know that you can use some basic logical and functional calls, but I never found anything that really describes how this can be used and should be used.

I hope this is not a duplicate, but very difficult to find <%#

Answer 1

They are also called bee stings:
In ASP.Net, what is the difference between <% = and <% #

Answer 2

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<%= "string constant" %> - HTML

<%= BO.Customer.GetName () %> - ,

<% RenderMyCoolControl %> - "=" , - HTML Response.Write

: <% Response.Write ("string constant") %>

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Answer 3

; Eval Bind, , GridView, Repeater ..

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Answer 4

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And since the accepted answer to them says that they are server-side scripting tags "