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Explaination of syntax in .Net 2.0

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    I have been seeing the following code I do not know what the characters mean in a web page <%$ Tranlate: any string value %> I know that translate is a function in the code and it is translateing the any string value to another string but could you tell me what the $ means how is it different then <%# and what the : does In some code I also find NewRow!somefield = somevalue what does the ! mean and what does it do Thanks

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      I have been seeing the following code I do not know what the characters mean in a web page <%$ Tranlate: any string value %> I know that translate is a function in the code and it is translateing the any string value to another string but could you tell me what the $ means how is it different then <%# and what the : does In some code I also find NewRow!somefield = somevalue what does the ! mean and what does it do Thanks

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      I don't know about the first one, but "!" when late-bonding is the same as "." when early-bonding.

      Dim FSO 
      
      FSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
      
      ' This line of code is unknown to compiler:
      Call MsgBox (FSO.DriveExists("D:"))
      
      ' So use this instead:
      Call MsgBox (FSO!DriveExists("D:"))
      
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