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VBScript Functions: Classification, Variant, Math, and Formatting, Study notes of Computer Numerical Control

An overview of vbscript's predefined functions, including their classification into variant functions, math functions, and formatting functions. Variant functions help determine the subtype of a variant, while math functions enable common mathematical calculations. Formatting functions are used for currency values, dates, times, numbers, and percentages.

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VBScript

VBScript’s predefined functions

VBScript’s predefined functions

  • (^) Classification 

variant functions,

math functions

formatting functions

 functions for interacting with the user

functions for obtaining information

about the interpreter.

Math functions

  • (^) VBScript math functions allow the programmer to perform common mathematical calculations.
  • (^) Trigonometric functions such as Cos, Sin, etc. take arguments expressed in radians.
  • (^) To convert from degrees to radians use the formula: radians = degrees × π / 180.

Formatting Functions

  • (^) VBScript provides formatting functions for currency values, dates, times, numbers and percentages.
  • (^) VBScript provides many functions for manipulating dates and times. Manipulations include adding dates, subtracting dates, parsing dates, etc.