I\'m planning on using JavaScript to enter an informatics competition (BIO) tomorrow. However, I can\'t rely on the examiner having a browser with a decent JavaScript engine
If you want to be sure your program only runs in the command line, you may use the WScript.StdIn
and WScript.StdOut
objects/properties:
var myString = WScript.StdIn.ReadLine();
WScript.StdOut.WriteLine(myString);
and run it with cscript.exe
. But if you want it to be a GUI program, it is a bit more difficult considering that JScript doesn't have a native InputBox
function like VBScript
. However, as described here we may use Windows Script Host (WSH). Create a .wsf
file:
and run it with either cscript.exe
or wscript.exe
. Alternatively, you could also use HTML Application (HTA) to create more elaborate GUIs.