The last few lessons have provided you a number of programming techniques that can put interactivity into an HTML Web page by inserting one or more lines of ASP code.
You now know how to

1. create and store constant or variable data,
2. calculate totals and percentages,
3. branch and loop,
4. test data types and values, and
5. manipulate numeric and character data along with dates using built-in and user-defined functions.

Don't forget, though, that the purpose of all these techniques is to allow your Web site to respond dynamically to different users, navigation paths, and events.
The pages of our Course Project site are pretty much static at this point, so our first Project exercise will add some interactivity to the Home Page in the form of a message about a sale that changes as the sale ends.
If you have not yet downloaded, uncompressed, and stored them in a virtual directory at this point, please take the time to do so before continuing on to the exercise.

Click the Exercise link below to add an interactive announcement to your Course Project home page.
Course Project - Exercise
The next lesson concludes this module.