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It wasn't written that way to facilitate future spaghetti code, but to make sure the old stuff still worked.

Without that, you'd have to rewrite, in which case, why not rewrite in an existing language?



That isn't Classic ASP code, that's more .NET-ish stuff. So it wouldn't have required a rewrite to avoid it, right?


That's the ++ in the ASP++. Stock ASP/VB works (or worked) too, but lots of new syntax was added to support .net.




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