The following table explains how to use VBScript keywords.
Keywords
Keyword | Description |
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Empty |
The Empty keyword is used to indicate an uninitialized variable value. This is not the same thing as Null. |
False |
The False keyword has a value equal to 0. |
Nothing |
The Nothing keyword in VBScript is used to disassociate an object variable from any actual object. Use the Set statement to assign Nothing to an object variable. For example:
Several object variables can refer to the same actual object. When Nothing is assigned to an object variable, that variable no longer refers to any actual object. When several object variables refer to the same object, memory and system resources associated with the object to which the variables refer are released only after all of them have been set to Nothing, either explicitly using Set, or implicitly after the last object variable set to Nothing goes out of scope. |
Null |
The Null keyword is used to indicate that a variable contains no valid data. This is not the same thing as Empty. |
True |
The True keyword has a value equal to -1. |