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VBScript
At Technousa we use a variety of technologies to build smart application which are tailored as per client's requirements and needs. Our aim is to build the most efficient software in minimal costs
we understand that as part of web development, sometimes scripts are simpler to implement in a Web page than writing a full-blown control or applet, so using them to create some smarts in a Web page can take far less time for a developer. The reasons for this are twofold: You typically need just some lines of scripting code to perform an action, and there's no need to generate bytecode or executables with a separate compiling program.
VBScript is a language that you can use where the 'rich' - but resource intensive programming languages just won't fit.
There are many properties inherent in all Web page scripts (regardless of the language they are written in) that make them an exceptionally useful tool in the Web page writer's toolbox. Perhaps the best thing about using VBScript is that it's based on Visual Basic, a popular and simple programming language with a large following. One of the main advantages of VBScript (in common with other scripting languages) is that it's written in plain, ordinary ASCII text. That means that your 'development environment' can be something as simple as Notepad. This makes it ideal as part of, for example, an HTML web page.
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| Some more features that make VBScript a popular are : |
- Error handling. VBScript has a subset of the error handling provided by Visual Basic. This includes the error object and on error resume next. Error handling is very important when developing server-side code, since most of the functionality will require access to external COM objects, which could throw errors.
- Formatting. VBScript has the ability to format dates, numbers, and currency built into the language.
- Easier COM Interoperability. Many COM objects return information in the form of a collection. VBScript has built-in support for iterating through collections.
- Standard Event-binding Syntax. Visual Basic developers will immediately recognize the object_event (sub button1_onclick) naming convention for event handlers. VBScript works in exactly the same way, so in any application that supports event binding (such as Internet Explorer, Outlook, and Windows Script Host), you can use this syntax for your event hook-up code. This also means that you can cut and paste existing Visual Basic code into VBScript (assuming you are using features that are in VBScript).
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| Our team at Technousa makes the best use of VBScript advantages like : |
- Easy to understand and master.
- It's Visual Basic.
- Flexible
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