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Re: Semi-Tan (Basic Guide to Scripting Terms?)
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Re: Semi-Tan (Basic Guide to Scripting Terms?)


  • Subject: Re: Semi-Tan (Basic Guide to Scripting Terms?)
  • From: email@hidden
  • Date: Thu, 25 Oct 2001 08:56:35 -0500
  • Priority: normal

On 10/24/01 (or thereabouts), Michelle (despite being an AS Guru herself)
appeared to request a definition of the term "Element"...

Element = Similar to a Thing, but not quite an Object: Actually a Sub-Object.
Clothing items worn by a "People" Thing could be termed Elements.

Some additional definitions not previously requested...
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Operator = Basically a telecommunications technician who moonlights as a
drive-thru minister marrying "People" Things and "Vegetable" Things to produce
"Vetegarian" Things.

Value = The "Vegetarian" Thing may have a Value of "Hungry" and is often found
in a Container skarfing down tofu burgers and french fries.

...and that is your AS list humorous sidebar for the day - Jerry me

>>has previously supplied this:
========================================================================
>>Object = a Thing. Around these Object Oriented parts, _everything_ is a
>>Thing. (Even if you don't realise it.)

>>Class = a category of Thing. e.g. One class of Things might be termed
>>"People"; another might be termed "Vegetable"; and so on.

>>Property = a characteristic of a Thing. Therefore, a "People" Thing
>>might have a Name property, an Age property, etc.

>>Variable = a container. You can put Things in them.


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