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ASP Classic Constants (Const kPI = 3.1459)

By Mike Prestwood

Posted 16 years ago on 12/16/2008 and updated 1/24/2009

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General Info: Computer Language Constants

A constant is just like a variable (it holds a value) but, unlike a variable, you cannot change the value of a constant.

ASP Classic Constants

Scope can be Public or Private. Public Const is the same as just specifying Const. As with variables, all constants are variants. You do not specify the type, it's implied.

Syntax Example:

Const kPI = 3.1459

Const kName = "Mike"

//Public variable:

Public Const kFeetToMeter=3.28, kMeterToFeet=.3

About Computer Language Constanst
A constant is just like a variable (it holds a value) but, unlike a variable, you cannot change the value of a constant.

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Computer Language Constants

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