How to Declare and Use Variables in VBScript
In VBScript, variables are declared using the Dim
keyword followed by the variable name. For example:
Dim myVariable
Variables in VBScript are loosely typed, meaning you do not need to specify the data type when declaring a variable. You can simply assign a value to the variable to determine its data type. For example:
myVariable = "Hello, World!"
To use a variable in VBScript, simply refer to its name in the code. For example:
MsgBox myVariable
It is important to note that variables in VBScript are not case-sensitive, so myVariable
is the same as MyVariable
.
Remember to always initialize variables before using them to avoid any unexpected errors in your VBScript code.

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