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| | Chapter 22 -- The VBScript Language (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07) |
 | | VBScript first attends to the arithmetic operators, followed by the string concatenation operator, the comparison operators, and the logical operators, as summarized in Table 22.2. |
 | | If you are writing a program that provides billing estimates based on the number of days a patient stays at a hospital, but you only charge for full days, you might treat a total of 14.2 days or 14.9 days as simply 14 days. |
 | | An easy-to-use programming function or element is less likely to cause you bugs, which saves you time, effort, and the pain of banging your head on the monitor in frustration. |
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