Explain implicit objects in jsp?
Answer / Pankaj Kumar Gupta
Implicit objects are predefined objects in JSP that provide access to various contexts, such as the current request, response, application, session, and configurable parameters. Some common implicit objects include request (represents the HTTP request), response (represents the HTTP response), out (a PrintWriter object for sending output), pageContext (provides access to JSP-specific services like forwarding or including other pages), and session (represents the current user's session). Implicit objects can be accessed directly in your JSP code without needing to create instances.
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