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although visual studio automatically creates the basic elements of an html page for you itamp;#39;s important to understand the purpose of each element in this lesson youamp;#39;ll manually create the different parts of a structured html web page to begin open the html test sample file from your sample files folder and open empty page dot aspx in source view this page only contains the bare bones of an aspx web page first look at the page tag at the very top of the screen youamp;#39;ll notice that it is enclosed in percent tags in asp.net it is actually possible to place c sharp code directly onto an html web page by placing it between percent tags asp.net precursor simply known as asp had no code behind files so all of the c sharp code was placed directly onto the page inside percent tags since asp.net introduced code behind files itamp;#39;s rare to see this done today the page tag is never sent to web browsers and is used instead to inform asp.net which programming language and