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.NET Framework 3.0

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JScript
JScript Fundamentals (Windows Scripting - JScript)

These sections provide information about the basic elements that comprise JScript.

What Is JScript?

Defines JScript and explains its relationship to other languages.

Writing JScript Code

Explains the organization of elements within JScript code.

JScript Variables

Explains the concept of variables in JScript.

JScript Data Types

Enumerates data types in JScript and explains the purpose of each type.

JScript Operators

Provides a list of operators with links to information about each operator.

Operator Precedence

Explains the rules that control the order in which operations are performed when an expression is evaluated.

Controlling Program Flow

Explains conditional statements and loops in JScript.

JScript Functions

Describes the built-in functions and explains how to create new functions.

JScript Objects

Explains the concept of objects in JScript.

Intrinsic Objects

Lists the objects that are part of JScript by default and explains the purpose of each object.

Creating Your Own Objects

Explains how to extend JScript functionality by creating your own functions.

Date and Time Calculations

Describes how to perform common calendar and clock tasks, such as manipulating and comparing dates, and calculating elapsed time.

Displaying Information in the Browser

Describes how to display data directly in the browser.

Using Message Boxes

Describes how to display information or request input in a message box.

JScript Reserved Words

Lists the reserved words in JScript.

Advanced JScript (Windows Scripting - JScript)

Explains advanced JScript functionality, such as recursion, arrays, troubleshooting, and so on.

Introduction to Regular Expressions (Scripting)

Introduces the concept of regular expressions and explains how to create and use them.

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