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What is difference between page and pageContext in JSP pages?

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What is difference between page and pageContext in JSP pages?

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The page and pageContext are implicit JSP Objects. The page object represents the generated servlet instance itself, i.e., it is same as the “this” keyword used in a Java file. As a result, you do not typically know who the super class is, and consequently do not normally make use of this object or its methods. The pageContext object represents the environment for the page, containing useful information like page attributes, access to the request, response and session objects, as well as the JspWriter referenced by out. This object also has methods for including another URL’s contents, and for forwarding or redirecting to another URL.

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