What are the literals used in jsp?
Answer / Sangeeta Yadav
In JSP, there are two types of literals:n`n1. String Literals: These are enclosed in double quotes ("). For example: <% out.print("Hello World!"); %>n2. Character Literals: These are enclosed within single quotes ('). For example: <% out.print('Hello'); %>n`
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