Quiz Yourself
Q. | How do you create a subroutine? |
A. | To create a subroutine, you begin a line with the word Sub followed by the name of the subroutine. You end the subroutine by using the command End Sub on a line following your subroutine code. |
Q. | How do you call a subroutine? |
A. | You call a subroutine by placing the name of the subroutine on a line by itself at the place in your code where you want to use the subroutine. |
Q. | What are three uses for subroutines in VBScript? |
A. | Subroutines make code more portable and easier to read and troubleshoot, and they promote code re-use. |
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