JSP Output Comments are the comments that can be viewed in the HTML source file. They are comments that are enclosed within the < ! – – Your Comments Here – – >

In Advanced Java, particularly in the context of JavaServer Pages (JSP), output comments are a way to include comments in the HTML output that is sent to the client’s web browser. JSP output comments are not visible in the page’s source code when viewed by the client.

To create JSP output comments, you use the following syntax:

jsp

<%-- This is a JSP output comment --%>

The content within <%-- and --%> is treated as a comment and will not be displayed in the output sent to the client’s browser. This is useful for adding comments or notes within your JSP code without affecting the rendered HTML.

So, if you’re asked about JSP output comments, the correct answer would involve mentioning the <%-- and --%> syntax and their purpose in creating comments in the HTML output.