About Jeff Allen Expertise I can answer basic to intermediate questions related to Classic ASP.I can answer Intermediate to Advanced questions CSS& HTML, and basic questions about JavaScript and Ajax. I can also answer questions related to web page accessibility under US Section 508.
Experience I have 8 years experience with HTML. I have been developing in ASP, VBScript and CSS for two years each. I also currently work as web developer.
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Education/Credentials I have a BA in English with minors in Web Design and Scientific and Technical Writing
Expert: Jeff Allen Date: 7/23/2006 Subject: binding, type-checking, scoping
Question good day sir!
can i ask what type of binding does ASP have, what are the characteristics of ASP's type-checking and scoping?
i hope you can answer me.. thank you!
Answer Scoping: By default, all object and component instances created in an ASP page (whether with Server.CreateObject method or an <OBJECT> element) have page scope. This means that they haveonly as long as the page is executing in ASP, and they are destroyed automatically after the page has completed and the results sent to the client.
You can also specify if an object or component shouldhave application or session scope.
Binding (as in to text documents and database is controled through the use of ADO Objects like Server.CreateObject.
As for type checking, I'm not sure I can answer you on this one. I can tell you that in ASP you don't declare an element to be a bit, int, double or float so typing is aomewhat loose. However there are built-in objects like CBool, CDbl, CInt etc that ca convert a variables value to a Boolean, Double, or Int data type.
