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How this book is organized
This book is organized into modules. Each module should take you about one hour to complete.
Modules are organized as follows:
objectives
content
summary
review questions
exercises
Later modules build upon earlier modules, so we encourage you to read them in sequence.
Table of Contents
/Prerequisites/
/Differences between ASP 3.0 and ASP.NET/
/Your first page/
/Basic ASP Syntax/
/Variable Types/
/Expressions/
/Conditionals and Looping/
/Functions and Subroutines/
/Database Access Using ADO/
/Server-Side Includes/
/Debugging/
Other ASP References
/Appendix A: Language Reference/
/Protecting against user-input (XSS attacks)/
Scripting languages
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