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Comments
Comments are text added in your scripts that are ignored when the script is run, but may be used to explain
- As variable or constant names in JScript.NET. See appendix C in the Confirmit User Manual and a JScript.NET reference manual. In addition, you cannot use names of functions (either the Confirmit provided functions described in this manual, or functions you define yourself in script nodes (go to Functions on page 64 for more information).
- So you pass in the questionid and Confirmit does all the other magic. Here we have the problem of not having a Set, so we will have to create our own. For this, there are 2 approaches (can be found in the scripting manual under Working with Sets Methods of the set Object add and remove and Working with Sets User defined functions.
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aspects of the code, it is similar like JavaScript. You can add comments in two ways:• // is used to mark the rest of the line as a comment:
//This is a comment on one line.
• /* are placed in front and */ after a comment that runs over several lines.
/* This is a comment on
two lines */
Multi-line comments cannot be nested, because everything after /* will be interpreted as comments, and when
the first */ appears, it will be interpreted as the end of the comment. So any text following the first */ will be
treated as JScript code:
/* This is an example of a
nested comment.
/* Here is the second comment, inside the first.
Both of these comments will terminate here ->*/
This line will be treated as JScript code and result in errors. */
It is recommended that you add a lot of comments in your scripts, to explain to yourself and to others what your
script is supposed to do and what it can be used for. However, as you may later want to comment out large parts
of your scripts, including comments, and it is not possible to nest comments, it is recommended that you always
use the single line comments, as shown below:
// This is a comment on
// two lines
This will make it easy to use /* and */ to comment out large sections of the script later without the nesting
problems.
Naming
Variable and constant names begin with an upper- or lowercase
letter (a-z, A-Z) or an underscore (_) and continue with letters (a-z, A-Z), digits (0-9) or underscore (_).
Examples of variable names:
countermakeMoreMoneycar123_tempiThinkThisIsReallyBoring
Note: Variable names are case sensitive, so makeMoreMoney and MakeMoreMoney are not the same
variable. This is a very common mistake.
Even though variable and constant names can start with uppercase letters, it is recommended to follow the
convention of always starting variable and constant names with a lowercase letter. This to easily distinguish
it from for example functions, where the convention is to start with an uppercase letter. Variable and constant
names should be made as descriptive as possible. For example instead of using names like x and y, you should
try to describe what they refer to, e.g. sumOfAllElements or precode. When a variable or constant name
consists of several words, each new word is usually started with an uppercase letter.
There are some reserved words that cannot be used as question IDs in Confirmit and some that cannot be used
as variable or constant names in JScript .NET. See appendix C in the Confirmit User Manual and a JScript .NET
reference manual. In addition, you cannot use names of functions (either the Confirmit provided functions
described in this manual, or functions you define yourself in script nodes (go to Functions on page 64 for more
information).
Data/Variable Declaration
Data/Variable declaration is also similar like Javascript. A JScript program must specify the name of each variable that the program will use. In addition, the program may
specify what data type each variable will store. Both of these tasks are accomplished with the var statement.
var counter : int;
This will declare a variable counter to be of type integer (go to Null on page 15 for more information). Here it is
not given an initial value, and will assume the default value for integers which is 0. You can also assign an initial
value to it like this:
var counter : int = 1;
Constants are declared in the same way, with the keyword const, but must be initialized. A constant's value
cannot be changed, whereas the value of a variable can.
const maxSelected : int = 100;
When you declare a variable or constant of a specific type, the value you assign to it must be valid for that type.
You cannot declare an integer variable and try to assign a string value like 'This is a string' to it.
You can make several declarations in the same row by listing them separated by commas:
var counter : int = 1,sumOfAllAnswer : int = 0;
This will give code that is harder to read so it is recommended to separate them on several lines instead:
var counter : int = 1;var sumOfAllAnswer : int = 0;
Another reason for doing this is because it prevents you from doing errors that are hard to spot. Type annotation
applies only to the variable that immediately precedes it. In the following code, x is an Object because that is the
default type and x does not specify a type, while y is an int.
var x, y : int;.
You do not need to use typed variables, but scripts that use untyped variables are slower and more prone to
errors.
var counter;
Without a specified data type, the default type for a variable or constant is Object. Without an assigned value,
the default value of the variable is undefined.
You can give a variable an initial value without declaring its type:
var counter = 0;
Untyped constants are defined in the same way:
const maxSelected = 100;
Undefined Values
A variable that is declared without assigning a value to it, will, if the data type is declared, assume the default
value for that type. For example, the default value for a numeric type is zero, and the default for the String data
type is the empty string. However, a variable without a specified data type has an initial value of undefined and
a data type of undefined.
To determine if a variable or object property exists, you can compare it to the keyword undefined (which will work
only for a declared variable or property):
var x;if(x undefined) { <some code> }
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You can also check if its type is 'undefined' (which will work even for an undeclared variable or property):
if(typeof(x) 'undefined') { <some code> }
Null
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null is used as 'no value' or 'no object'. In other words, it holds no valid number, string, Boolean, array, or
object (array and objects are complex data types we will get back to later). You can erase the contents of a
variable (without deleting the variable) by assigning it the null value. Note that the value undefined and null
compare as equal using the equality () operator.
In JScript, null does not compare as equal to 0 using the equality operator. This behavior is different from other
languages, such as C and C++.
Data Types
A data type specifies the type of value that a variable, constant, or function can accept. Type annotation of
variables, constants, and functions helps reduce programming errors by making sure data that is assigned has
the right types. Furthermore, type annotation also produces faster, more efficient code.
There are several primitive types of values in JScript .NET. We have grouped them as numeric, Boolean and string values.
Primitive types are types that can be assigned a single literal value. We will be looking at more complex types
later.
- Integers.
- Floating-point data.
Integers
Positive whole numbers, negative whole numbers, and the number zero are integers. They can be represented in
base 10 (decimal), base 8 (octal), and base 16 (hexadecimal). Most numbers in JScript are written in decimal.
Octal and hexadecimal rarely have any practical purpose in Confirmit scripting; however, you should be aware of
their denotation – particularly for octals, since it may cause unexpected results when a number is interpreted as
You denote octal integers by prefixing them with a leading 0 (zero). They can only contain digits 0 through 7. Any
number with a leading 0 will be interpreted as an octal, as long as it is not containing the digits 8 and/or 9, in
You denote hexadecimal (hex) integers by prefixing them with a leading '0x' (zero and x or X). They can contain
digits 0 through 9, and letters A through F (either uppercase or lowercase) only.
Both octal and hexadecimal numbers can be negative, but they cannot have a decimal portion and cannot be
Following integral data types: byte, ushort, uint, ulong, sbyte, short,
int, long. Variables of any integral data type can represent only a finite range of numbers. If you attempt toassign a numeric literal that is too large or too small to an integral data type, a type-mismatch error will be
generated at compile time.
byte (unsigned) ---> 0 to 255
ushort (unsigned short integer)---> 0 to 65,535
uint (unsigned integer)---> 0 to 4,294,967,295
ulong (unsigned extended integer)---> 0 to approximately 10 pow 20
sbyte (signed)---> -128 to 127
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short(signed short integer)---> -32,768 to 32,767
int (signed integer)---> 2,147,483,648 to 2,147,483,647
long (signed extended integer)---> Approximately -10 pow19 to 10 pow 19
Floating-point Data
Floating-point values are whole numbers with a decimal portion. They can either be represented with digits
followed by a decimal point. (“period”/”dot”) and more digits (e.g. 1.29384), or they can be expressed in scientific
notation; that is, an uppercase or lowercase letter e is used to represent 'times ten to the power of' (e.g.
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7.64e3). A number that begins with a single 0 and contains a decimal point is interpreted as a decimal floatingpointliteral and not an octal literal.
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Additionally, floating-point numbers in JScript can represent special numerical values that integral data types cannot. These are:
- NaN(not a number). This is used when a mathematical operation is performed on inappropriate data, such as strings or the undefined value.
- Infinity. This is used when a positive number is too large to represent in JScript.
- -Infinity (negative Infinity). This is used when the magnitude of a negative number is too large torepresent in JScript.
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