Differentiate between include directive and include action.
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Answer / Rahul Nayak
The `<%@ include %>` directive is used to include another JSP page at the time of compiling the current page, while the `<jsp:include />` action is used to include another resource during runtime. The difference lies in when the included file is processed – the directive does so at compile-time, whereas the action does so at run-time.
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