Microsoft ASP pages employ a delimiting strategy similar to that used by PHP, delimiting static from dynamic syntax by using a predefined character pattern: opening dynamic syntax with <%, and concluding with %>. If you’re coming from an ASP background and prefer to continue using this escape syntax, PHP supports it. Here’s an example:

<%
print "This is another PHP example.";
%>

Keep in mind that just because you can do something doesn’t mean you should. The ASP Style and Script delimiting variants are rarely used and should be avoided unless you have ample reason for doing so.