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<script type="text/javascript"> var mycar="Corvette"; documentwrite("I like driving my "+mycar); </script>

This code prints the following sentence in the browser window:

1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0

Notice the space after the word my in the code This ensures that a space appears before the variable is added to the string If you used the line

1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0

documentwrite("I like driving my"+mycar);

@ProductPrice = convert(varchar(20)- ProductPrice)@SmallImageName = SmallImageName@BigImageName = BigImageName from Products Where ProductID = @ProductID Set @ProductInfo = 'Name: ' + @ProductName + '<BR>Description: ' + @ProductDescription + '</P> <P>Price: $' + @ProductPrice + '</P>' Select @ProductInfo as ProductInfo@ProductID as ProductID@SmallImageName as SmallImageName@BigImageName as BigImageName GO The first parameter is optional and is used to pass in the ID of the product to retrieve If it is omitted- it is set to the special value of 0 Note that you use 0 to indicate that the first record should be returned This is used to display some record when the Products page is first opened or when a different category is selected: @ProductID int = 0-

When adding strings, you need to be careful to add the spaces that you want to appear in the output

0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1

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The addition operator enables you to place a variable before, after, or even into the middle of a string To insert a variable into the middle of a string (so that it shows with text on both sides of it), just use another addition operator to add whatever you need to the right of the variable, as in this example:

1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0

The variable is added between two strings <script type="text/javascript"> var mycar="Corvette"; documentwrite("I like driving my "+mycar+" every day!"); </script>

0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1

Now the variable sits inside two text strings, putting a single string together from three pieces This code prints the following sentence to the browser:

The other parameter passed in is also optional and set to 0 by default If the ProductID is omitted or set to 0- then this parameter is used to indicate which category the first product should be retrieved from: @CategoryID int = 0 Within the procedure you will need some variables The first will store the general information about the product: @ProductInfo varchar(2000)The next will be used to retrieve the name of the product: @ProductName varchar(60)its description: @ProductDescription varchar(1000)and price: @ProductPrice varchar(20)You also need to retrieve the path to the thumbnail image of the product: @SmallImageName varchar(50)and the full-size image of the product: @BigImageName varchar(50) Now you can check to see whether you need to look up a product ID or whether one was submitted: if @ProductID = 0 If the parameter is set to 0- you need to retrieve the lowest product ID in the category for which the ID was passed into this procedure: Select @ProductID = Min(ProductsProductID) From Products Left Join ProductsInCategories On ProductsProductID = ProductsInCategoriesProductID Where CategoryID = @CategoryID After the If block- you have a product ID- the value of which is used to retrieve the data into your local variables: Select @ProductName = ProductName@ProductDescription = ProductDescription@ProductPrice = convert(varchar(20)- ProductPrice)@SmallImageName = SmallImageName@BigImageName = BigImageName from Products Where ProductID = @ProductID You need to return the information on the product in summary form so that it can be displayed on the Products page Therefore- you concatenate the field values with text and HTML elements: Set @ProductInfo = 'Name: ' + @ProductName + '<BR>Description: ' + @ProductDescription + '</P> <P>Price: $' + @ProductPrice + '</P>'

I like driving my Corvette every day!

P[i, j] for d = (1,0)

When using the variable, you need to make sure that the variable and addition operators are not inside the quotation marks of a string If they are, you will not get the results you intended For example, look at this code:

(1,1)

outside the quote marks to work <script type="text/javascript"> var mycar="Corvette"; documentwrite("I like driving my +mycar+ every day!"); </script> The addition operator must also be

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