How does these all related?

hi all,
i have some question tat i wish to clearify,
1. why do we put <%@Page include =...%>
2. does the <%@Page include =...%> has any effect on the current page, how does it affect it?
3. how about <%@Page import =...%>? how does it differ to the question 2?
thanks all

To my knowledge, there is no:
<%@ page include="..." %>
<%@ page import="some.pack.class"%>
is used to import Java classes so they are available to the JSP page. It works just like the import statements at the top of a normal Java file (as a matter of fact, that is what they are turned into when the JSP is translated to a Servlet...)
As for the <%@ page include="..." %> directive.... it doesn't exists. You may be thinking of <%@ include file="..." %> in which case it copies the content of the file to the translated JSP page at the location of the include directive.
For more information, see the links at:
http://java.sun.com/products/jsp/syntax/2.0/syntaxref20.html
for Page directive (<%@ page ... %>)
and Include directive (<%@ include ... %>)

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¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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