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Scripting Strategies #1: Intro & Capitalization

I've decided to begin writing a series of articles about ASP scripting strategies for maximum ease-of-use and getting the most out of your web space. These "scripting strategies" will be published once a week. Here goes the first one!

Capitalization in your code
* Please note that this article assumes you are using VBScript!

For you newbies, VBScript ASP doesn't care about capitalization in your code. All it wants is some code to execute, but it does not depend on capitalization like many other languages do. You could set a variable called "tEsT" and you could call it later by using "tesT"! I personally write all my code in lowercase because there is no reason to capitalize. You're not writing up some perfect essay to turn into a college professor! Just something for you to think about.