Answer / Sunil Kumar Bhagat

Custom JSP tags (also known as custom actions or tag libraries) are reusable components that encapsulate JSP functionality. They're written in a combination of Java, XML, and JSP syntax. Tags can be standard tags (tag files with .tld extension) or simple tags (tag files with .tag extension).

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