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Thank you for your time. I'm not a dummy, but the concepts are difficult right now. Guess the old adage "fake it till you make it" is going to hold true. Not sure I would recognize a literal if I saw one, but I'll just keep wading through it. -
I think your advice is good, and I won't get hung up on it. Is there a good simple explanation for what the frick it is then?Leave a comment:
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Ok, I have my deer in healights look going. I understand the discussion point that a literal is something that does not change. Part of what is throwing me off is that it appears to be called like a variable. So...is it the programmers choice to write something like
Dim somevariable
Somevariable = "John is a scripting dummy"
Now that I have declared what Somevariable is, as the developer do I just...Leave a comment:
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Teaching/Trying to teach myself VBScript, what is a literal
Books I'm reading say it is the opposite of a variable, and something that doesn't change. I get the wording, and but I don't get it from the examples being used. Any one have a good analogy for this. Please don't use too many technical terms if you can avoid it. I really am a scripting dummy. Any suggestions from people about how to pick it up on my own? Courses, books, advice.
Thank you!!!
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