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ASP Classic Self Keyword (me)

By Mike Prestwood

Posted 15 years ago on 3/11/2009

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ASP Classic Self Keyword

Same as VB. The Me keyword is a built-in variable that refers to the class where the code is executing.

Syntax Example:

Class Cyborg
 Public CyborgName

 Public Function IntroduceYourself() 
  'Using Me. Prints Cameron.
  Response.Write("Hi, my name is " & Me.CyborgName & ".")

  'The above is just a demo. You could also not include "Me."

  'in this case because we are in context of Me now. Using Me

  'makes more sense when you start to pass Me as a parameter

  'to a method.

 End Function 
End Class

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