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第三章全部例子（The third chapter, all examples） There will be a text box appear. -- HTML body Look at the prompt () method of the window object, and a text box will appear. script language= VBScript Prompt (please enter your name:) /script /body /HTML ===================================================== - example 3-6.html: through this example, you can see how to use variables to retain input information, how to declare variables, and how to assign variables. -- HTML body script language= VBScript Dim, name, X Name=prompt (enter name:) X=10 C=30 Document.write (welcome you name) Document.write x Document.write C /script /body /HTML **1) variable declaration (definition) statement Dim, name, X means: Declare name and X as two variables (names). **2) the statement prompt (enter name::) means Popup with the name please enter your name: wait for the user to enter the information in the input box and then click the OK button. **3) the statement name=prompt (enter name:) means to save the information entered by the user into the variable name. **4) variables can be divided into system variables and user variables (that is, the users own name). For user-defined variables, it is advocated to declare (define) variables first, and then to use variables, such as variables name and X in this example. But also can not use prior statement variables directly, such as the two c=30 statement in this example (30 in C and document.write C (save), will save the contents of the 30 variables in the writing on the page), the direct use of user variables C. (**5) in this case, there is a parenthesis in the sentence: welcome you name For the string welcome, and save the contents of the name variable (as a string, is assumed to be Clinton) through the string join operators are connected together, and finally get a longer string: welcome you, Clinton. This statement writes this longer string to the web page. ==================================================== - example 3-7.html: you can s