JSP Expression Tag
JSP expression tag allows you to place the result of Java expression in a convenient way. It can be seen as an alternative of out.print() method.
Thus, if we want to print any statement or result directly then we can use the below syntax:
<%=result%>
Note: Java statement in expression tag doesn't required a semicolon to terminate.
Example of JSP Expression Tag
In this example, we are just printing a string without using out.print() method.
<html> <head> <title>Tutorial and Example</title> </head> <body> <h1><center> <%="Welcome to JSP tutorial" %> </center></h1> </body> </html>Output: JSP Comments JSP provides separate tag for comment section. The content inside these tag is completely ignored by JSP engine. The syntax of comment tag is mentioned below. <%-- This is a comment section --%> In JSP, a tag inside another tag is not allowed. So, comment tag cannot be used inside the scriptlet elements. Instead of JSP comment, you can also use HTML comment.